Sentences with phrase «sit near your child»

For example, some kids need a little more guidance; you may need to sit near your child and help a little more.

Not exact matches

Some think the chance of sitting near a noisy child is part of the risk one bears when buying an airline ticket, but others think airlines need to take action and separate children from adults by creating child - only or child - free seating sections.

I'm a child of the renewal movement, I teach Sunday school, we lead a home group, we love our pastors, I sit near the front and sing my heart out.

As an average person, I WOULD NOT want you to stand or sit anywhere near me in places including, but not limited to, a PTA meeting, a children's soccer game, a restaurant, an office cubicle, an amusement park, a bus, an airplane, a political rally, and pretty much all other public spaces, because your attitude and UNNECESSARY USE OF CAPS LOCK totally suck.

Many couples finally sit across from one another when the child starts school and are startled to realize the partner is a near stranger.

Always make sure your child sits in the back seat of the car, completely buckled into his or her car seat, even if you're only driving to the nearest convenience store.

If you board early and are alone, the flight attendants will often offer to hold / watch your child while you fix the carseat and go to the bathroom during the flight, especially if you sit near the back.

Also, even though children are sitting near their parents while they watch TV, it's not the same as having one - on - one attention during a bedtime story.

«My concern and the governor's concern has always been that these are national standards and that our children, at some point in the near future, are going to be tested for their SAT's based on the Common Core Standards and the Common Core testing,» responded Hochul.

The best moment (or, I should say, the moment I most understood) of Freddy Got Fingered occurs near the end: a group of kids in a «home for sexually molested children» sits in a common area quietly watching The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.

«If no one sits near a particular child in the school cafeteria, all the classmates are bullies» (Berger 2007, p. 95).

Initially, youngsters sat on the floor in rows, but those at the front nearer the teacher received a very different learning experience to those at the back, and children were talking to the backs of each other's heads.

Under the new reforms grammar schools will be expected to offer lower pass marks for poorer pupils, let children sit tests in primary schools and venues near their home, and encourage more children to take the entry exams.

In these communities of some 7,000 people altogether, descendants of Dust Bowl refugees live near grandchildren of Japanese - American internment camp survivors, a taqueria is housed in the Punjabi - owned market, and children of farmers, farmworkers, doctors, and packing - house employees sit side by side in school.

She sits near the front of the sanctuary on Sunday morning and herds the children up for the children's sermon and then off to their classes.

Just having an adult sitting near a game to watch and occasionally comment on what is happening can help children to notice how their behaviour might be affecting others and develop empathy for others.

They will definitely choose not to sit near one another at any of their child's events.

They are sitting on a table near the exit and if a child asks, they are free to choose one per session.

However, if the child chooses not to sit near the parent, we do not force the child to do so.

The Positive parenting tool called time IN or positive time out is when a child that is having a difficult moment is kindly invited to sit somewhere, near by a care giver to express their feelings and eventually cool down.

If you are bored, (well, hopefully not bored reading this...) and not sitting anywhere near your children (because the language is definitely not family friendly) check out this clip by stand - up comedian Louis CK about growing old.