Sentences with phrase «stop playing with my food»

I do not plan to stop playing with my food any time soon.
I can't stop playing with my food!
When my sister, Meridith, was little my parents» frequent dinner table entreaty was that she stop playing with her food.
When you're a kid, «stop playing with your food» cracks as a commonplace phrase that comes at you from all directions.

Not exact matches

My baby steps are similar to yours... - eat a little healthier by not snacking so often and eating less junk food - work out twice a week - stop telling my 2 year old «just a minute» when he wants me to play with him.
But once you stop playing this particular game with her, you can go back and give Satter's book a more thorough read, and introduce other strategies (proper meal and snacktime spacing, optimizing her nutrition via the few foods she eats, chilling the eff out overall, etc.) that will make mealtimes more pleasant and less of a power struggle over... well, whatever thing your toddler has decided to turn into a power struggle this week.
Bettina I love your work against the pink slime companies trying to hide that crap in our kids (and our own) food, for the people who don't like pink slime being labeled that think of a pr campaign where the slimer from ghost busters is green and has a heartfelt conversation with kids on how mean old bettina is trying to stop him from coming over to play at lunchtime!
Whether it's the foods they eat, the TV shows they watch, or the way they play sports, I have to continually stop myself from beginning every sentence with,» When I was your age...» Sometimes I can't help myself, and it drives my kids crazy.
Go at her pace and stop when she's showing signs of fullness such as turning her head to the side, not opening her mouth, refusing to eat, playing with or throwing food.
Other mealtime antics, such as looking sad or even gagging, may not have to do with the food at all — for example, a child may be upset that she had to stop playing but attempts to express her independence by refusing to eat, explains study co-author Soo - Yeun Lee, also a nutrition professor at Illinois.
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Dig 2, to its credit, elicited one of those ten + hour - long sessions from me, with only food / toilet stops as well as one brief pause to move the Playstation into the bedroom so I could continue playing into the wee hours, to break it all up.
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