Sentences with phrase «say to a parent angry»

When asked what the district will say to a parent angry about their child's or school's performance, she said she would tell them that «it is baseline data, that it is not comparable data to tests that they have taken in the past and also showing them the plans for their specific school and how we are going to work with their youngster in the school,» King said.

Not exact matches

We knew we wanted his middle name to be Joseph (it was my dad's middle name, and it's mine as well), but we wanted his name to be his own, something that was his and his alone instead of burdening him with the name «Sonny, Jr.» We tend to call him «Kai» as a nickname, but «Malakai Joseph» has a great ring to it when you say it in «angry parent» voice.

You can say, «Just like parents get angry sometimes, it's okay for kids to get angry, too.»

On his website, he says that a baby over one year old who has received quality night parenting up to that point may cry if not fed on cue, but will be more angry than truly distraught.

«Anything that you can do to express your pain and frustration... will be beneficial, whether it's related to feeling inadequate as a parent, being tired and angry because your child isn't sleeping, or managing fights with your partner that occur as a result of the incessant crying,» says Dr. Mihalas.

The parents said they were angry to see that village board and Northbrook Park District members skipped the meeting.

I agree with @nics82 and @lynne this couldnt be said better oh that of waking a sleeping baby yes i got pissed off but im sure alot of guest ended up angry at me for telling them you will not wake our son when his asleep if you want to do so rather leave... and the noise toys we are actually the ones buying them to entertain our little man and it does mommy is so used to the sounds they make it does nt bother me but daddy thats not here 24/7 it gets to him somtimes however he make just as much noise when he play with our son... these top 10 parent pet peeve are indeed so spot on and oh yes and those who give the most advice but do nt even have kids of their own omw....

How can we truly build a relationship with parents where we're not afraid to «say the wrong thing» and get an angry email about it?

More than 250 angry parents — who had found out just days before that their children's schools could be shuttered next fall — drowned out the efforts of a Rhee aide to use a PowerPoint presentation to explain why the chancellor and Mr. Fenty say they must close or consolidate two dozen schools across...

First, we must take care to ensure that parents do not compare the results of the children concerned with each other or with other children; do not praise one and not the other and certainly do not get angry or belittle the child who does less well by saying things such as «you should have tried harder» or «oh well, you tried your best».

My post last week urging New York parents to say «yes» to the state standardized tests generated many comments, mostly from angry suburban parents.

Recently a parent reported that her son told her he was angry with a classmate and wanted to retaliate but thought about it and said, «I can't do that because I go to an I CARE School»!

However, in cases of parental alienation, we often get a glimpse of that alienating parent flash a momentary angry glance at the child, as if to say, «you had better convince anyone watching that you do not want to go, or else.»

A child who is exposed to continual criticism or dismissal of one of their parents and is made to feel guilty for wanting to have a relationship with that parent may reach the point where s / he is unable to remember anything good about the parent, or feels angry at one parent without being able to say why.

Cathy Ashley, Family Rights Group chief executive, said: «Child protection conferences are a statutory intervention in a family's life and often parents» reaction is to feel daunted, angry and very scared that their child will be taken away.

Another example of this is when the parents are so angry with each other that the child feels he has to say things to each parent that is not true in order to maintain that parent's love and affection.

When one bio parent is angry and vindictive, trashing the ex to the kids, sabotaging the ex's new spouse and openly saying hurtful things about the kid's other parent, the children suffer, you suffer, and your spouse suffers.