Sentences with phrase «seeing other dads»

The same can be said about seeing other dads putting in the same work.

If your guy is into fitness, he may see other dads who have gained a bit of weight due to the pressures of parenting.

And I've seen other dads getting on their kids for messing something up or causing a minor inconvenience... but they're really just being kids!

I'd seen other Dads bring their kids on Facebook, and it looked great.

Not exact matches

You're also going to have to see the kids who want a new snowmobile because their dad sold their other one.

I know you can't have plastic around the blade, but I can't see my dad or others who grew up during the depression and after paying these prices for a safety razor or worse yet a straight razor.

Actually, this is a perfect example of appearing the suffering dad who never sees his kids when in fact its Tuesday over nights and every other weekend.

I made these delish lemon brownies for first time and brought them to our friends» house other evening — Dad and the son saw lemon and said they were not fans of «lemon» but decided to try them and they ate more then others that did like lemon!

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It was a culmination of what's been a special year for both dad and daughter — a year in which the two may have shared more through basketball, despite seeing less of each other's games than previous seasons.

My son will be fine, he'll be at home with his dad and they need that alone time, my husband has a long commute and they don't see each other as much as they both want.

We work hard to keep fatherhood on the agenda — lobbying for change at government level; working with public services, employers and others to help them «see» and respect fathers; and working directly with disadvantaged dads.

Check out the resources below to see what other dads recommend doing and not doing to get it back.

Hang in there, take care of her, don't back off your baby, and when she sees you with your baby asleep on your chest, giving her a bath, smiling at each other, she will come around and not only trust you with your daughter, but love you for being the dad her baby richly deserves.

Check to see if there's a Boot Camp for New Dads and Boot Camp for New Moms near you to help you both understand what each other is going through and what you can do to prepare your relationship and family for your new baby.

He sees his dad only during the summer and at Christmas, but they talk every other week for an hour.

However, while we may go all soft and gooey over seeing pics of celebs — and indeed gloat about how lucky we are that our other halves are such amazing dads, they are just doing what other generations have been doing for years!

What a joy to see mom and dad embrace each other with such love and trust, catching their baby and without any real need for medical intervention.

He loves animals and the zoo is a great way for us to get to see animals that we could only read about otherwise — this weeks highlights include feeding the elephant with Rainy Day Dad on Saturday (how I wish I had a photograph of that) and the Tiger being awake and the other side of a piece of glass showing us his teeth today.

I'm seeing comments that run from one extreme to the other on social media: «My dad used a switch on me, and I...

And see, all these years I thought it was «the other brain» — the one that my dad says isn't very good for thinking.

Respectful exchanges between both parents or even something like Dad helping someone up a set of stairs are instances where your child sees how you treat other people.

We found that people enjoyed calling to see what the new information was — the latest weight and height from the doctor visit or other tidbits such as, «Dad changed his first diaper,» or «We gave Hunter his first bath.»

See how other moms and dads cope with the loss of a baby, rituals that help them heal, and where they find support after their...

And it speaks volumes when dads recognize the great security kids gain when they see that their dad and mom love each other and (or at least) work together for the children's benefit.

At the other end of the spectrum, you'll also, inevitably, meet parents who scoff at what they see as forced socialization and the orchestration of play by controlling moms and dads.

We love to see also other traditions and welcome the mums and dads of all the world to share their stories!

If this has to be done, most dads will cover their little girls eyes, shielding them from seeing other men using a urinal or just being scared with lots of males in a small area.

Dr Moberg's fascinating research on oxytocin is central to what we do in fostering bonding through babywearing, and Dr. Swain's focus on fatherhood speaks directly to our desire to see more and more dads comfortably engaging in our community — we are incredibly excited to learn from them, as well as the other wonderful speakers.

Maybe you've heard about the «lighthouse» approach to parenting from other moms and dads on the playground, or maybe you saw it somewhere online mixed in... more

If we see other moms or dads working through a situation with their child, we should give them the space they need, rather than make them feel they are being judged or criticized.

When a woman is told by lets say their dad or uncle» if you let them cry it out they will be better as they grow up» This is just my opinion, Women have the «nurturing instinct» meaning when they are told they should put their baby down and them CIO and they do so their instinct is telling them to go pick the baby up but another influence tells them other wise, now MEN to me have the instinct to teach their youngins to «cry me river its not so bad youll live» id prefer not letting my child CIO, I just wanted to see how long out of curiosity that she would CIO (my dad suggested i try) and she went on for an hour before i said forget this i cant concentrate i have to pick her up cuz it ai nt doin nothing... so i havnt done it since.

They see that their voices are heard, as ideas are sought on how to handle Dad's business trip and the help Mom will need, or the fact that Grandma needs her yard tended on Saturday, while several other things need doing too.

So yes, I would say spending the last one and half years as a full - time dad has been extremely rewarding and the changes I and others can see in me are only of a positive nature.

There is little to no praises out there for stay at home dads even though I see this as an increasing trend (I personally know 4 other women who are married to stay at home dads).

At one point, the child may be seen clinging to dad or mom, and at the other, the child may be seen running in the different and opposite direction.

Seeing his dad and other boys like him peeing while standing might motivate his interests.

Or if it's babbling — and they say «d - d - d» you can expand to «dad» or «dog» or other «d» words you see.

For the parent who likes the idea of a crib that will impress other moms and dads who come to see it, this may be one of the best 3 - in - 1 cribs available.

That said, it can be a big help to see what other moms and dads are doing.

You spend so much time online as a blogger interacting with other moms and dads and friends and so seeing each other in real life is such a joy when you can swing it.

Some days I take my son with me in the jogging stroller and we explore our neighborhood together, talking about what we see, and other days he stays home with his dad and they get quality time together.

It's a cruel thing to do to children, not to mention the moms and dads who see charters as escapes from the traditional public schools that are failing most of the city's other schoolchildren.

I mean we have an account from Thomas Digges sort of written much later saying, «Yeah, my dad, you know, back in the day» — I'm paraphrasing — «Back in the day my dad was doing these things with tubes and pieces of glass and, you know, he could see a coin that we placed out in the field and he could, you know, read the lettering on the entrance to the church on the other side of town.»

Going over to their houses and hanging out — seeing people eat dinner together, their father's coming down hard on their dates, driving us around, looking out for us... I didn't have «dad» exactly, but I sort of gleaned from other families.

But I was really looking forward to «The Haunting» for many reasons: the actors (Liam Neeson, in particular), the story (I haven't seen any of the other Hill House movies, but my dad seems to like them and the plot intrigued me), and I was hoping for a movie that would scare me by being subtle, psychological, and spontaneous, like the kind «ol Hitchcock made.

A comedy reunion for the Other Guys stars, Daddy's Home saw Ferrell as Brad, a mild - mannered husband to Linda Cardellini's Sara's and step - dad to her kids.

I'll watch this and have my own opinion Im sure, but I was wondering when I saw the trailer if this would have the same heart as lets say «the Champ» (with the down on his luck dad and the kid who believed in him) or perhaps «Requiem for a heavy weight»... Rocky is the obvious comparison but I feel the other two films I mentioned carry a lot more heart and emotion... The fact that people either LOVED it or HATED it is a good sign in my opinion, and thank you guys for posting both sides!

There aren't a lot of kids movies out at the end of the summer so my dad and I went to see «Resurrecting the Champ» the other day and I'm glad we did.

So any contact that Arlo later makes with the wider world — on the odyssey that will help him conquer his fear and «see the beauty on the other side,» as his dad puts it — is bound to be traumatic for him.