Sentences with phrase «picks up children along»

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A middle - aged man, especially if he has picked up a wife and some children along the way, begins to see the discrepancy in the contest and loses his stomach for the bolts, the falls and the bruises.
«Denison insisted on picking the children up alone even when their mother asked her to bring along another relative.
Picking him up on his last day before the Christmas holidays he looked like a different child: hair resembling some kind of 80s mullet, scuffed shoes and trousers suddenly 2 inches longer than they were as all the magic web had broken along the bottom.
Taking a pouch along with you ensures that you'll always have fresh, delicious food on hand for your child to eat, so you won't be tempted to stop and pick up something unhealthy.
In the Greeley and Gresham schools and others we visited and in most of the elementary school lunchrooms throughout the city, children pick up their trays and file along a short cafeteria line that offers a serving of meat or an alternative, a vegetable, bread, fruit and milk.
Tune in next week for Part 2, where we'll discuss overcoming longterm and daily obstacles, ways these parents foster creativity at home for their children, and life hacks they've picked up along the way to help with the day - to - day.
Saying, «Put your backpack away, pick up your socks, and put your dirty jeans in the washing machine,» can cause your child to miss a step or two along the way.
Again, consider taking your child along to pick out the potty and really build up some excitement.
Unfortunately, along with some good new habits, your child may pick up some you wish he hadn't.
The Say it Two Ways feature throughout the book teaches English and Spanish words and phrases used in the recipes, so your child can pick up some new words along with the tasty treats.
A child who gets breast milk along with solids is less likely to pick up such infections.
This service is run by adults that work at the school and children are picked up along a traditional bus route.
We may have a better shot at turning around our marriage trends if young people are waiting longer to have children, picking up important skills and work experiences along the way.
My point is that simply picking up a school of children who come from low - SES households, who often have emotional and behavior problems, along with their academic problems, and placing them in a different building is not going to solve any problems.
As I grew older, I realized he actually guided me like a puppet, but because he listened to me and shared with me his own experiences along life's way and then allowed me to start making small decisions as a child first, then increasing my freedom gradually as I grew older, it allowed him to be there when I did make foolish mistakes along the way and pick me up, dust me off and give me to confidence to go forward again.
Now that all that has been taken care of he is a totally different dog He gets along with all dogs and cats He would do best in a home without small children, since he does NOT like to be picked up.
He gets along great with the other dogs in his foster home, and since he is a bit timid with new people, we think that older children would be best, especially since Ozzy is nervous about being picked up by someone he doesn't know.
Significant amounts of money are spent on lawyers simply because the parties can not get along even during the few moments it takes to pick up or drop off a child for visitation.
The more communication and parenting skills you pick up along the way, the safer the journey will be for your children.
One - on - one time doesn't mean taking a child along with you when you refill flyer boxes or pick up the dry cleaning.
As I look around my home, I see framed photos of my children, art collected to remind us of vacations, shells picked up while walking along the shore, maps of places I've been, books I've loved and read over and over again, treasures and hand written notes and recipes from grandparents and sweet reminders of my childhood.
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