Sentences with phrase «saw their other parent»

He has had an enviable sleep schedule ever since and I do not feel sorry when I see other parents coping with fussiness and brattiness issues that are rare in my son.

I'm so glad to see other parents doing this for their kids.

Do you find yourself wishing you could purchase a carrier that matches your own unique sense of style and stands out a lot from many of the others you've seen other parents and caregivers using?

I wanted him to see that other parenting experts were sharing that this was a great idea too.

In some cases, you may need to have a move approved by the courts, and you may be expected to cover any additional transportation costs associated with your child's visits to see the other parent.

Plus you could see other parents and get the scoop on what's going on in the community.

And just to see other parents in action, caring and being present for their children was priceless.

If you see other parents you know, keep your conversation to a minimum and make plans to talk to catch up later.

It is so rewarding for the Parkers to see other parents and babies getting the sleep they both need and deserve!

It always looks like a ton of fun when I've seen other parents do it.

I always like to see other parents» opinions of the gear I test and all you have to do is read the customer reviews at Target to see how much people appreciate this bouncer seat.

Disparaging the other parent, asking the child to report on or «spy» on the parent's personal life, or attempting to make the child refuse to see its other parent can all constitute interference.

I hate when I see other parent's out with their kids and they are zoned out on tablet's, or fighting and loud talking.

Parents Beware: the obligation to encourage a child to see the other parent goes beyond lip service

The relocation of a custodial parent may result in that parent being required to pay travel costs so that the child can continue to see the other parent on a regular basis.

Ultimately, while encouraging a child to see the other parent is acceptable conduct (and should not need to be stated), it is no longer enough according to the highest court in Ontario.

What is a parent to do then, when an older child refuses to see the other parent as required in an access order?

Every parent needs to take positive steps (and not just words) in order to encourage and persuade their child to see the other parent.

-LSB-...] Parents Beware: the obligation to encourage a child to see the other parent goes beyond lip service — Mimi Marrello, Mann Lawyers -LSB-...]

An Independent Social Worker or a CAFCASS officer will be appointed to interview the parents and the children (if they are old enough) and to provide a report recommending whether the application should be allowed and what arrangements should be made for the children to see the other parent.

Both of you need to decide details such as who the children will live with, how often the children will see their other parent, and any support payments.

It is essential that a parent applies to court to vary an existing court order regarding parenting arrangements if there is a valid reason why your child does not want to see the other parent.

Because I want my kid to have the best experience possible and I see other parents taking that away from her.

I continue to see reports regularly where a therapist seeing a child makes a report about visitation that crosses the line, expressing opinions about a parent based on the child's report, without having done a proper evaluation, or seen the other parent.

It can be hard to see your child excited about seeing their other parent.

My child (ren) don't want to see the other parent, what can I do?

A number of parents are genuinely anxious about the child seeing the other parent due to their experience of the other parent as abusive or neglectful.

If they look forward to seeing their other parent regularly, you will be the one disappointing them, especially if they find out you made the decision.

How often will your children see their other parent?

If you're having trouble collecting child support from your ex, you can contact the court or your state's child support enforcement agency and ask them to help you enforce payment, but you can't deny your child the right to see her other parent.

If your kids can't see their other parent as often as they would like, suggest they write the parent a letter or draw a picture.

Sometimes, this is the only option, especially where one parent is preventing the children from seeing their other parent.

Prepare them for changes, such as moving house, and let them know when they will be seeing their other parent.

Family mediation helps separating parents agree plans for the future care of their children, such as where they will live and how often they will see the other parent.

Separating parents can resolve arrangements for the children including, where the children will live, how often the children will see the other parent, child maintenance, schooling and education.

A. Good ex-etiquette is to «Put the children first» (Ex-etiquette for Parents rule # 1) when making decisions, and I can't imagine how preventing children from seeing their other parent around the holidays (or any other time, for that matter) is in their best interest.

Just because you don't care whether the kids see the other parent for these holidays doesn't mean that it's not important to the kids.

It can be a personality disorder, or some other constellation of disorders that causes the alienating parent to see the other parent in «black and white» terms, and to view the targeted parent as deserving of malicious retribution in the form of losing a relationship with their children.

An alternating weekends schedule where the child lives with one parent and sees the other parent every other weekend.

If the child is not seeing their other parent, a grandparent can help fill some of that gap and loss.

Common questions children might ask are who will they live with, when will they see the other parent and family members such as grandparents, and where will they go to school.

Will I have to see the other parent face to face?

Should the kids see the other parent on their «off» time?

Your child might only see his other parent for a few weeks in the summer and on extended school breaks; he'd lose close, frequent contact with him.

However, if you refuse to let your child see his other parent on a regular basis, your ex can file a contempt action against you in court.

You do this because you understand that your children's need to see the other parent is more important than your need to punish him or her.

Telling your children that they can't see the other parent until the child support is paid is like refusing to feed your daughter until her brother cleans his room.

Don't refuse to allow your children to see the other parent for non-payment of child support.

It is another when the child reports that he or she feels sorry for them and they can not see the other parent because «mom or dad will get lonely.»

So, this woman said: «I loathe seeing other parents disconnect from the swimming lesson week in week out, smart phone in hand.