Sentences with phrase «someone going to their room»

Devastated, I went to my room and cried.

AURA has the ability to wirelessly call for an elevator (the staff says it has a preferred one), but this time it hesitated to enter an opened elevator with several guests already inside with large luggage waiting to go to their rooms.

Go to the room where you keep your Bible.

We want people to go to their room when they're angry and come out when they're happy again, to change their attitudes quick, to get on with the business of feeling good as quickly as possible.

6 But when you pray, go to your room, shut the door, and pray to your Father who is present in that secret place.

Things like «Go to your room if you are angry and come out when you're happy again!»

Go to your room, close the door and do it.

When one of my grandchildren learned of the suicide of her grandmother, she went to her room to cry.

He'll occasionally ask to play alone, at which point he will go to his room, arrange his stuffed animals, and pull out one of his books from Dr. Seuss, Beatrix Potter, or Mo Willems and «read» to them a story he has memorized.

He went to the room, found the diamond earrings, and immediately went to put them in the safe, and then returned to the phone to tell her the good news but when he picked back up the phone to tell her, she had grown impatient of waiting and had hung up!

I was filled with shame and sadness, and went to my room, feeling some strange pain in my middle parts, down by my spleen or gall bladder.

And after the show you might have a drink and then go to your room for the night.

Take steak out from the fridge and let it go to room temp.

Now go to your room sonny, your GroundHoggded for a week... And Don't slam the...??

Stop trying to rile people and if you can't manage that, go to your room and sit in time out.

We went to our room and the cot that had been requested wasn't present, it took about 2 hours to be delivered and was slightly rickety when they finally set it up.

Go to your room!!

This conversation has 60 more seconds, and if you don't stop, you're going to your rooms.»

I finally got out of going to her room a million times in a night; I don't want to create any more bad habits, but it seems if I didn't go back in, she'd do that forever!

Encourage your child to read a book, draw a picture, take a deep breath, or go to his room when he feels angry.

Wake - to - Sleep Method: If your baby has difficulty transitioning through sleep cycles, go to her room after she has been sleeping 30 minutes.

This usually includes having them go to their room until they can let go of the topic or complaint they're stuck on.

If you don't stop, you'll have to go to your room.»

Also, tell your child what will happen if he or she doesn't calm down — for example, «If you don't calm down, you need to go to your room until you're able to stop screaming.»

Show him that he doesn't need to wait until he makes a mistake and get sent to time - out, but instead, he can go to his room for a few minutes to calm down when he begins to feel angry.

I will go to my room.

There is no starving, no going to bed without dinner / lunch, no going to your room to pllay with your toys while we eat, etc..

Sometimes we conjure impossible consequences when we're frustrated, like, «Do that again and you'll go to your room for the rest of your life!»

Then she'd go to her room and «make» him food and try to push into my belly.

After our guests went home and my kids went to their rooms for quiet time or naps... I had my own Car Camp snack.

Ben goes to his room and lays on his bed flipping through books and I take the baby to my bed for a quiet nursing session and a chance to relax laying down.

Maybe your little girl goes to her room.

So go to your room, close the door, find something else to do until it is over.

I don't know that the next time my son needs to go to his room he'll want me there or that he'll respond when I speak to him.

Although all the newborn tests and procedures we list below are done at all hospitals, when, where and how they are done can vary widely from immediately taking your baby away from you and going to another room to delaying everything until after you have had a chance to bond and breastfeed for an hour.

«When it's diaper time I say, «Okay, it's time to change your diaper, let's go to your room.»

My son will go to his room and sit up on the table.

So while doing they I would say what I needed to like that & then say go to your room now.

You know from past experience that if you go to her room, pick her up, nurse her, maybe even bring her back to bed, she'll stop crying and fall back to sleep.

Likewise, if I hear a baby crying fro more than about 20 - 30 seconds I go to the room, even before being called.

So I went to room and slept.

until we go to his room and make a deposit.

If you tell your child «no» and she starts screaming, stop her in her tracks and say «I understand that you're upset, but I'm going to give you a choice: calm down or go to your room.»

If possible, go to another room and do not talk to your child until he / she has calmed down.

We say it's nap time... she herself crawls up the stairs and goes to her room and we tuck her in.

My sibs and I were raised that way (The «I don't want to hear how you feel, or what you think, do what I tell you and shut - up / go to your room until you decide to comply» method.)

Encourage him to go to his room or another quiet place when he gets upset.

Rather than a punitive time - out («Go to your room!»)

Because discipline is often emotionally charged, it may help to take a parental «timeout» when you feel stressed, such as closing your eyes and taking deep breaths or counting, or even going to another room until you're calmed down (only briefly if your child is an infant or toddler), to discuss the situation.

Start at home by telling your child you are going to another room and you will be back.