Sentences with phrase «pictures of their kids playing»

The only difference between Juju's pictures and mine was that I didn't have to scroll through pictures of Sasha Obama in order to get to the picture of my kid playing Rock Band.

While it's expected that moms will share photos of their kids on social media, it's because of social media that so many moms today are trying to get the perfect shots, and I'm not talking about those posed school pictures; I'm talking about pictures of their kids playing at the park, sleeping or pretty much everything else.

Not exact matches

When someone sent a picture of the boy playing with a toy car the next day, Chalifoux tried again with «I don't know that I should be part of this, but I'm happy that kid got his car,» figuring that would clue the other members of the group chat in.

Watching two photographers» kids play together with their Mama's cameras, taking pictures, mostly, of each others feet.

When I want to get a picture of my kids, I tell them that if they cooperate for a picture (or 70) that they'll get to pick a sucker out of the sucker jar — or they'll get to play with bubbles in the front yard.

Our first stop was letting the kids play on the enormous Grandfather Tree House and slides, then we went to visit the goats at the Schoolhouse and then we snapped a quick picture of the kids in a pie over in the Little Dreamers Play Aplay on the enormous Grandfather Tree House and slides, then we went to visit the goats at the Schoolhouse and then we snapped a quick picture of the kids in a pie over in the Little Dreamers Play APlay Area!

Some people, when they think of sensory play, immediately picture sand and water tables or kids playing with clay and playdough, but it isn't all about touch; it's also about the other senses.

Pictured with: Kelly of Be A Fun Mum, Deborah of Learn with Play at Home, Ngaire of Brisbane Kids, and Rachel of Racheous.

Kids can't color a picture without being quizzed on their colors, or they can't play with a dollhouse unless they're constantly reminded of proper furniture placement.

And, because part of being a pediatric Occupational Therapist is spending years perfecting the skill of keeping things from going in kids» mouths, I also unleashed my boy on some truly messy play with finger painting OUT of the Ziploc bag... but there were no clean hands to take pictures.

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Try exploring books at the library, going on nature hikes, playing around with different recipes in the kitchen, coloring, taking pictures together, kicking the soccer ball at the park — the list of simple, organic ways to explore various interests with your kids is endless.

Are you envious of pictures from the olden days, where kids are playing out in the street alone?

As you can see in the picture below, I am not kidding, it is very large with a lot of space for baby to comfortably play:

Have you tried to take pictures of kids at play and been disappointed because of the fact that the great scene you tried to capture is already gone by the life you push the shutter button, and you're left with something not rather interesting and maybe blurry?

OK, try and picture the average «hardcore gamer» (12 year old screaming kid who only plays CoD) completing Metroid prime 2: Echoes or Adventure of Link in under a week or ever for that matter.

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The film is likely to be best appreciated by those who played with Transformers as kids who have remained fans familiar with the franchise, since the picture features far too many automatons for the uninitiated to bother to keep track of.

«When you walk in, you look straight ahead and see a picture of three huge trees, children playing, a zebra reading, mice picnicking — a place where the kids know their mothers are safe.»

I was going to say the picture that I just gave of kids learning by observation and play and the extended village — that's very much the picture that comes out of studies of young children from preschool up to the age of about 6.

I want to do one of those slide shows with pictures from when she and Anton were little kids to today, but I'm having a hard time getting the music to keep on playing through the whole thing.

«Anyway, I keep picturing all these little kids playing some game in this big field of rye and all.

In fact, it's good enough to almost justify holding it up to snap pictures of your kids school play or whatever it is people take pictures of with their tablet.

I was your typical introverted kid, better with crayons than numbers, and my dogs were always my subjects, whether I sculpted them out of Play - Doh, drew funny cartoons of them or started taking pictures of them with my father's camera.

To reassure a birth mother that your big dog is «great with kids», have pictures of your dog cuddling or playing with a young child.

We want photos of kids being kids — running, playing, laughing, or just hanging out — so no school or senior pictures, please.

The first picture shows a table in the kids nursery area for crafts and colors, the next highlights art that is obviously an important part of the homeowner's tastes and style, and the shot below shows a cozy little nook for game playing.

You can see in the first picture how rough it was from all those years of use, kids playing on it, moving it from one house to another to another, from one side of the country to the other and then back again.