Sentences with phrase «planning as a chore»

Don't view planning as a chore to get through; see it as a way to build more freedom into your year, become more productive, and work more efficiently.

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Check out the book for more specifics and ideas on how and what to plan (as well as tips on how to manage chores and children to make this possible).

We get to do the chores and the childcare as well as the emotional caretaking that is typically unseen or at least undervalued — the planning, organizing, and structuring of family life.

As our boys grow older I definitely plan on having them do more chores but for now (at ages 4 and 5) their chores consist of helping pick up their toys and living areas.

From finding ways to grocery shop and meal plan more efficiently to keeping chores at home straight, there is a lot of organizing to do and not as much help doing it.

Small chores, such as alerting a skilled home health care provider well in advance of a patient's discharge, can make coordinating care and recovery plans more effective.

When a student falters — say, the time set aside for geography homework got taken up by unexpected chores at home — it's an opportunity to teach him or her how to troubleshoot and make adjustments when things don't go as planned.

Always encourage them to earn money (from chores or outside sources) and save up holiday cash gifts toward extras such as expensive toys, fancy smartphones with data plans, designer clothes and accessories, and pricey gaming systems.

The father and his wife, the plaintiff's stepmother, took care of the plaintiff, helping her with housekeeping and other chores, as well as with transportation to various medical appointments, where they kept her company and where they were needed to ensure her care plan instructions were properly received and understood.

Offering exceptional ability to plan and support patients» daily activities such as household chores, recreational activities and physical fitness.

If he suggests unrealistic rules (i.e. no parental limits), then let him know your basic expectations, such as: help with chores, go to school, keep you informed about his plans, and come home on time.