Sentences with phrase «see both parents regularly»

It's also viewed to be in the child's best interest to see both parents regularly in most cases, so parenting time orders are also enforceable in situations where one parent is interfering with the other parent's time with their child.

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Erikson sees religious institutions as ò an important means of helping parents renew their inner trust regularly so that their children can experience and internalize trust from them.

But what I see regularly is that, with the best of intentions, parents do not encourage their children to face their fears.

If you read my blog regularly you may have seen my post the other week about how I have been desperate for a break from parenting these last couple of months.

Besides interviewing parents, we also regularly talk with retailers of nursery furniture to see which brands are most trustworthy and other key quality metrics.

Besides interviewing parents, we also regularly talk with retailers of crib mattresses to see which brands are most trustworthy and other key quality metrics.

These strollers are suitable for parents who see themselves needing to run errands regularly with a car.

«As the parent of a 5 year old who still has nighttime accidents regularly I was really eager to see if these PeaPodMats held up to nighttime use.

Many of the techniques now used to detect exoplanets — such as observations of their gravitational effect on the movements of their parent stars, or mini-eclipses that occur regularly as they pass in front of the stars as seen from Earth — aren't sensitive enough to detect the presence of an exomoon.

Ensuring that parents in recomposed families see their children regularly is a complex network problem.

Aside from field trips and giving presentations, parents, relatives, and neighbors are also invited to school regularly to listen to presentations by students or outsiders and to see exhibitions of student work.

«Large majorities of California parents, and even larger majorities of state voters, want to see students tested regularly and in a wide range of subjects.»

You can view your child's recordings, communicate regularly with their tutor and see progress at any time on the Thinkster Parent App.

Both the parents and kittens has to be seen regularly by a veterinarian.

It is simply impossible to fashion such remedies if the non-custodial parent is actively involved in the child's school or extracurricular activities, or has regularly exercised mid-week visitation and therefore rarely goes more than a few days without seeing the child.

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.

The Safer Internet Day theme this year sums it up — a better internet begins with each and every one of us, whether it's a parent regularly engaging with their children's digital lives, a teacher championing online safety in school, a child who doesn't stand by when they see cyberbullying, or a tech company that takes time to listen to children's needs.

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.

Childhood exposure to violence was assessed with the question: When you were growing up, did you see your parents (or equivalent) regularly physically hurt one another?

Parental separation often initially leads to an increase in parental conflict and anger, although for some families the level of conflict reduces when parents do not see each other regularly.

«We know that children benefit from having secure, loving relationships with their parents and carers, and there are lots of great ways fathers can engage in the lives of their children, whether they see their child every day or less regularly,» said Dr O'Grady.

We regularly see parents wanting to avoid asking questions because they're afraid it will make the child feel worse instead of better.