Sentences with phrase «reason with many»

I kept screaming and screaming until everyone finally saw reason with me.

But, we won, it is the same family, the PDP family is one in Enugu State and the governor said it earlier before now that he will continue with the laudable programmes of the past administration because we are one party and we have manifesto, so the public should please reason with the governor and exercise patience with him.

Justice Baba Yusuf who had earlier indicated that he was not going to grant any further adjournment however saw reason with the defence and adjourned the case till June 6 for the DSS to comply with his April 6 ruling.

«It wasn't the only reason, but it was certainly the overwhelming reason with current market conditions.»

Berg, the Sanders staffer, recalled trying to reason with die - hard activists during his work on the campaign handling ballot access, delegates, and legal issues.

I don't have that crystal ball, but I know too many people trying to reason with their relatives (myself included) who were sucked in by the Jeremiah Wright stuff and are still — STILL — forwarding that «Obama is really a Muslim» e-mail.

Don't try to reason with your children, safety seat is the law and you and your child must abide by it!

When legs are kicking, mouths are screaming, and arms are flailing, it's meltdown mode, and no time to try to reason with them or work on problem - solving strategies for the next time a conflict arises.

Well, stands to reason with a difficult birth.

Avoid lecturing or trying to reason with your toddler: It's likely she isn't capable yet of imagining herself in another child's place or changing her behavior based on verbal reasoning.

Many parents expend an incredible amount of energy talking to their kids in attempt to reason with them.

Though he still sends them to their room instead of doing time - ins when the boys have tantrums, he focuses on the why of their behaviors and doesn't try to reason with them.

Why not reason with children until they see the error of their ways?

How are you meant to calmly reason with a hitting, kicking, spitting, hissing three - year - old, who wants nothing more than to stay at the park for FIVE MORE MINUTES?

K.C. Wilt: So, one of the interview on this is she says «There are people who tell me they are gonna call social services on me that it is child molestation and I really don't think I can reason with those people» That's actually a really very healthy mind.

It also means that it's harder to reason with them.

They distract, reason with, or trying to «fix» the situation as quickly as possible.

Perhaps you will explain something to a toddler in a much different way than you will relate to a 7 year old, but you can use gentle methods of logic and reason with both.

Effective parents reason with their children and consider the youngsters» points of views even though they may not agree with them.

Yeah, ever try to reason with a two year old?

When toddlers» tantrum parents may distract them, attempt to reason with them, or ignore their crying in the hope it won't last long.

In Hebrew culture muwcar was vernacular for «let us reason with one another» implying a mutual discussion for learning purposes.

Personally I think once you can reason with a child, there can be different sleeping arrangements.

Of course, I tried to reason with her — unsuccessfully.

Thankfully now I can reason with her, to STOP crying and go to sleep.

By contrast, mothers are more likely to reason with their children, to be flexible in disciplinary situations, and to rely on their emotional ties to a child to encourage her to behave.

I will put my son in his own bed in a few months, when he can safely get in and out, and then I will wean him when I can reason with him a bit more as well.

Trying to reason with a child that is in the throes of a tantrum is useless.

I would agree that in the hands of the devious or the non too bright it can be used to defy common sense by replacing it with high falutin nonsense, and it is pointless to try and reason with those who use it that way.

They are willing to discuss things and reason with their children, and act as guiding forces for their children to make decisions.

I found myself trying to reason with them.

I hated seeing her so upset, and I couldn't reason with her that what I was doing would actually help her feel better.

My daughter is only 18 months old, so it's impossible to reason with her.

As much as I try to reason with my 19mo and 3yo, it just doesn't always work.

You've tried to reason with her, explain your rules, defend your choices and make things better in some way.

When there are times of conflict in relationships like with toddlers who don't want to share their toys or get upset when a child gets in their space, this is not really the time to try and reason with the toddler.

Don't try to reason with him during the emotional storm.

This method works well if you have an older child you can reason with.

My daughter still throws tantrums, but I can (sometimes) reason with her — and she usually reserves the tantrums for the privacy of our home.

It can be difficult to reason with a one - year - old, so unfortunately, this problem sometimes becomes even bigger as parents scramble to find ways to introduce cow's milk into their children's diets.

The authors recommend that in the middle of a meltdown, you first connect with the child through your own right brain — feeling the child's feelings, soothing, and naming the feelings — before trying to reason with the child.

If on the day of the meeting you do not agree with what the teacher says, do not be angry - remain positive and calm, as you try to reason with the teacher.

Don't reason with a defiant toddler.

It stands to reason that with all the stress involved us guys can get down as well, so if you find yourself feeling low, understand that you have a good reason.

While 2 - 4 year olds can be difficult to reason with, an overtired kid is likely beyond negotiation.

I have been trying to reason with him about ending the «boobie» but he insists that he loves my milk and he needs it.

Because it's very hard to reason with a 2 - year - old.

@jimbo you are the biggest fool ever come across afcb.how can you spill that rubbish about wenger, the man kept our club going for years, he single handly build emilate and training ground for us and still kept us strong financially.@kel u are the second fool who refuse to reason with his head not the eyes.wenger was the first choice for madrid before the likes morinho and others.our financial statue comes first before trophies we don't wish to see our dear club begging for loan to sort out player's wages like barca is now doing or asking for a new buyer to rescue us from financial mess.

Fortunately AA and those same loyal bloggers try to reason with them and direct them to «About AA» on the top ribbon, which explains all that is needed to know.

We can only try to reason with decisions with cold hard facts.