Sentences with phrase «something about having a child»

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Salary plus bonuses for a job well done, the ability to work from home if your child is sick or something comes up in your personal life, consistent celebrations throughout the year, and free snack bar during year end so you don't have to worry about food and can save some money over the holidays.

The guest doesn't seem to have a clue about what he is talking and what I love about it is how arrogant the dude is about the business that he owns and the work that he does (which he makes it sound more important than feeding the hungry children of Africa or something).

«We've heard about responses from guests of the food banks about being able to provide something special for their child, even though they are facing challenges.

You have to say something when your child asks you about God, life, death — comes with the job.

Have you never punished your child for something that they have done and felt horrible about doing it, but did it anyway because you knew it was for their gHave you never punished your child for something that they have done and felt horrible about doing it, but did it anyway because you knew it was for their ghave done and felt horrible about doing it, but did it anyway because you knew it was for their good?

But looking back, I have learned something very painful about our early parenting years — we sent our children a strong message that we didn't tolerate negative emotions, only positive ones.

Again, if I just sat by and watched my child get tortured when I had the opportunity to do something about it, I'd get locked up for a very long time.

In this most elementary area of parent - child relationships, such a notion rescues discipline from connotations of punishment and has the further virtue of counseling foresight, according to which the best disciplining parent is the one who anticipates that from which the child alone can not protect himself and does something about it before the child is injured.

It was not about giving parents to a child who had none, but was about giving honor and inheritance to a child who had done something good for the family.

I ride the bus, I find something to complement someone about, they smile by the end of the ride were having church joking, laughing that's church to me calming down a crying child, helping someone at the cash register when they find out they don't have enough money to pay.

«Some people seem to think that I began by asking myself how I could say something about Christianity to children; then fixed on the fairy tale as an instrument; then collected information about child - psychology and decided what age group I'd write for; then drew up a list of basic Christian truths and hammered out «allegories» to embody them.

I can't tell you how many times I've heard a well - intentioned Christian say something about how children in gay families suffer (this is not true) or how all gay people are pedophiles (also not true).

I imagine there's something particularly special about having a biological child with one's partner (although you don't see many people not marrying the person they love because of infertility) which we will never be able to have (the one inherent advantage to a straight relationship).

I thought I was missing something so I talked to Pastors, Bishops and anyone that would talk about their beliefs, I concluded that I hadn't missed anything, please generally believe because that's what they were taught as children and was never told otherwise.

Along with doing all the research, however, I had to confront the deeply ingrained sense in many of us that there's something inherently selfish about not being willing to have children.

Isn't there something selfish about not having children?

There is something incredibly attractive about the mystery of the next child, and the next; I'd love to meet them.

And I don't know how Wendy does, but when I read these children's stories that I've read a dozen times before, I find that even as I'm reading, my mind is off thinking about something else.

I'd like to see politicians say something like: «I don't know the details, but science says it's about 4 billion years old and our children should study and understand science.»

Beth Redman remembers a moment growing up in church which further emphasises this: «When I was very young I saw a song on the overhead was written by a married couple [Noel and Tricia Richards] and something about that really impacted me... Even as a young child I knew God was speaking to me that one day I would do that with my husband too.»

Context: Last night I was shooting the breeze with my roommates when one of them brought up religion and how it was a «good thing to grow up with religion because it gives children something to believe in», when I countered that there are many different things children can believe in growing up without having to resort to something like religion, I basically had to sit there for 10 minutes about how atheism ruins lives because it makes everyone apathetic and despondent.

People can exercise poor judgement about their OWN lives — but when you do something to a child, that child has rights as well — it's not just property.

I was hoping to get an answer from a creationist who wouldn't let their children learn about evolution, someone who would rather homeschool their child just to keep them from being exposed to something that very intelligent scientists have spent their whole lives working on.

I was baptized as a child, had been sung songs all my life about how Jesus loves and forgives me, I was not now going to make some other start and accept him, or something.

And there was something strangely naïve about the reply of the lady from Germany who with obvious and hearty sincerity declared that girls should be brought up to think of bringing children into the world with joyous anticipation and to trust the good Lord for the future of the children when they had come.

And you get joy out of both, and your children get joy out of both, but I would say that by far the most pleasure comes when we give something to a loved one which they have asked for, which they have dreamt about for months.

One school asked the inspectors to leave, saying that it upset and unsettled the children to have a stranger enter the (primary) classroom and demand that the children talk about something they were uncomfortable with.

I don't know about you, but that's something I wouldn't want my children to be consuming!

I think the thing about quinoa is that it is just too healthy and because I have children I feel guilty if I don't serve them something quasi-healthy for dinner.

But while head coach Greg Schiano seems intent to paint Freeman as something of a problem child, a former Bucs assistant and current Green Bay Packers assistant had nothing but good things to say about the now - free agent when speaking with ESPN.

Pedophiles will target children who don't know the names of sex organs because it's a sign to them that the parents aren't willing to talk openly with their children about sex and are communicating (whether intentionally or not) that it's something to be kept secret or be ashamed about, making it more likely the child will NOT report to or tell the parent that they've been abused.

Something I've been hearing more and more about over the past few years is that people — specifically parents — are asking friends and relatives to refrain from buying things for their children for the holidays or birthdays, but instead they are asking for experiences.

And while lead exposure is something that would worry any parent for their child's future, it's not just about individual kids and families.

To help spread the word about the P&G Children's Safe Drinking Water Program — an effort that has turned billions (yes, billions) of liters of dirty water into safe drinking water for kids around the world — I shot the below demo video about their water purification technique, which is something I could actually do at home with said jug of dirty water!

This is something I have written a lot about, most recently in the wake of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's divorce and how that's impacting their six children, and when I interviewed law professor Merle Weiner about her idea for making parent - partnerships legal.

I have a hard time believing an unburdened 20 - and 30 - somethings are reading an article on ChicagoParent.com about how to enjoy themselves on Super Bowl Sunday, but in case you are, I suggest loading up on every single food that will no longer be acceptable to little tongues if and when you choose to have children at your Super Bowl gatherings.

Your child would need immediate help if his vomit has blood or has something similar to the looks of coffee grounds, or if he complains about abdominal pain persisting even after he vomits.

at least 60 minutes before bedtime 4) Play a short bedtime game — Two truths one fake — talk about the day 5) Listen to a good - night talk or make your own — guided talk that focuses on relaxation — or make your own 6) Change scary thoughts into silly thoughts — Change the scary creature into something funny — like a monster but it has stripes 7) Remember to hug a favorite stuffed animal — stuffed animals can really help reduce nighttime fears 8) Follow the SAME PLAN with the SAME BEDTIME each night — children thrive on consistency.

You probably already know something about your baby's temperature preferences, but since you've presumably been only breastfeeding up until this point, you may be unaware of whether or not your child has any temperature - related pickiness in terms of his or her food.

Next week, we'll be talking about: «Taking your child to the Emergency Room» which is actually something we have some experience with.

When I told them that what I wanted them to do was to find about 15 minutes each day to do something fun with their child, I often heard, «Oh, you know, when I come home, I'm tired from a tough day at work and I have so many things to do so it's really hard to do that.»

However, it may be several months or another year before your child recognizes the need to go, or be aware that he or she has control in doing something about it.

You wouldn't want to leave your child with unwarranted worries through their entire school day or fretting for two days about something that's perfectly natural.

I feel horrible about not vaxing my kids even if the vaccines did cause autism, I would rather see my children autistic than dead or in severe pain and trauma from something that could have been prevented.

I just started daydreaming about doing something that would help children want to move through space... and to get into the habit of moving.

So what we often don't think about is that part of helping a child adjust to this new role — and actually, this is true even for teenage children when there is a new child — is to leave room for them to regress and to let you know, «I need less pressure right now and I need to know that you still have a little bit of something left in you for me to be your baby too.»

And also talking about your values around sex and why you have those values will mean a lot to your children; that's something they can't get from sexuality education.

It's always embarrassing when we get wind that maybe our kid has done something that's not appropriate out there, but it happens to everybody — so just get rid of the shame, get rid of the embarrassment, and think about how you can help your child learn something in this situation.

Ideally, what you may want them to do, is possibly feel comfortable enough to say something to their friend, because if the child who posted the inappropriate content, learns about it and takes it down themselves, that's the best; that's a win: win for all, because they've learned.

There's nothing relaxing about having to hawk over your children because you've handed them something that could burn their face.