Sentences with phrase «really supportive parents»
I mean, you had young people who were converting algae into sustainable biofuels — that was one of my favorites because the young lady had — she kept the algae under her bed — and she had a whole lab, which meant that she had really supportive parents.
https://dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com/ Not exact matches
Paly Parent - I really glad your daughter had a good experience with Ms. McEvoy, I have found the guidance office to be very supportive, just not the principal.
For parents: - A good, supportive bra; - Cool compresses for your breasts (cabbage leaves really can be helpful!)
This is perfect for the parent who wants a really comfy, supportive spot to put down their newborn.
While they are initially shocked, she is surprised that they are very supportive of her, and this allows Kendra to acknowledge that she really does want to parent, but that she needs support in place to embrace this.
My parents were really helpful and supportive and there were numerous times that I was taken to the hospital because you really feel like something is terribly wrong with you but you can not put your finger on it.
Parents are really well informed about the kinds of things that are happening in classrooms and are supportive of any experiments that are going on or the ways that students are interacting with each other online or how student data is being used.
That may be great for the parents, and we're supportive of that, but that's really not changing a dynamic of the system that's in deep trouble, particularly in Chicago.
My parents, while very supportive, had never been to college and were unable to really help me with any financial advice.
In the video on «parenting styles and what works best for children» we talked about the supportive parenting style that really is the one that benefits children.
Supportive parents are flexible and when they are parenting they really take into account the situation, their child's temperament, the child's state of development, so they can really guide their child's behaviour and make the right decisions at the time.
As a parent it is really important to me to react to my children in a calm supportive way regardless of the situation or circumstances.
«As a parent, I really appreciate the compassionate guidance, as well as the supportive environment to facilitate conscious recognition of behavioral issues and the ability to make better choices.»
And you really think that if the mother is supportive and truthful to the kids throughout and by the time they are 15 and 12 decide that they don't want to see their father (let's face it, trust is the magic word for ANY relationship — parent / child or adult / adult) then if the mother supports that by not forcing the children to go, then THAT is parental alienation?
My parents are very supportive and its really all they're doing is signing their signature then receiving a check ill be doing most of the dirty work but shh no one needs to know that.