Sentences with phrase «sensitive kid want»

Does your gluten - sensitive kid want to get cooking in the kitchen?

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Sen. Ben Sasse (R - NE) wanted to talk about college kids being too sensitive to offensive speech and tech addiction.

Kids are very sensitive to their parent's stress level and we want to keep our smile on our face and remember, this is the child that we love and your child is not a problem.

So, if your kids are really sensitive to the Mexican heat, you might want to choose a mild version of the sauce for your first go - around.

In most cases, the person living apart from the family home would want to be sensitive to the spouse at home with the kids; you want to avoid the «super-parent» syndrome — making one person responsible for all the caretaking — as much as you can.

That's not to say you can't teach some coping skills (for example, keeping paper and crayons, bubbles, etc., on hand, so a child who doesn't want to play with the group can have some down time), but you still have to be sensitive to non-physical bullying, and also to kids who just get overwhelmed by too much «group time.»

For children, you may want to start out with a sensitive sunscreen, or one made just for babies / kids.

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9) When my kids want to discuss sensitive topics with me, I stress about it way more than they do.

I am attractive, funny, creative, random, sensitive but hard, observant when I want to be, and very caring, I'm like a sour patch kid...

honest, loving, kind, compassionate, trusting, understanding, i will accept you your habits and kids, nice, respecting, supportive, responsible, sweet, caring, romantic, passionate, funny, active open - minded, faithful, sensitive, forgiving, always learning, happy, fit, sexy, entertaining, capable, flexible, domesticated, truthful, polite, loves to dine out, party, hang - out, listener, patient, peacefull, easy going, AND WANTS TO HAVE CHILDREN

But this post is about a mindset in too many schools where the adults don't want to engage students in discussions about such sensitive issues — even though many educators believe it is as important as anything else kids learn in school.