Sentences with phrase «structured change in routine»

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Even for little babies, for whom we do not recommend a structured routine since it is important to feed babies when they are hungry, change them when they are wet and structure our days around their needs, we can still begin to put in place a simple bedtime routine and a loving morning wake up routine that will begin to help them shape their day.

Individuals living in low - income homes experience greater chaos in their daily lives, including more moves, school changes, family turmoil, and crowded and noisy environments, and fewer structured routines and rituals.

The crew must also coordinate with the antenna mechanics, track crew, servo techs, and others any time an antenna must be moved, whether it is being moved into the barn for routine maintenance, to another location in the array, or on to the support structure to change an azimuth bearing.

Changes to your dog's household routine, perceived pack status or other family structure, or even changes in your dog's territory such as renovations or moving to a new house can create regrChanges to your dog's household routine, perceived pack status or other family structure, or even changes in your dog's territory such as renovations or moving to a new house can create regrchanges in your dog's territory such as renovations or moving to a new house can create regression.

It ignores technology that is changing access to legal information and the processing of legal transactions and, therefore, the course of legal routines, the cost structure of legal practices, the clientele that lawyers serve, and (for all of these reasons) the competencies and substantive knowledge they must possess in the future.

Maintaining structure and regular routines helps with this, so children understand that not everything is changing, and that most important things in their world can still be relied on.

Feelings of confusion are also common in children when faced with transition and change, so providing children with a sense of structure, routine and consistency (as far as possible) will help support them with managing change.

Lifestyle changes were more broadly reported by several participants who noted that the Work It out Program had provided a much - needed purpose and structure in their daily or weekly routines and they had begun to set goals as part of their involvement in the program.

Absolute World Towers, which form part of a five - building complex and were designed by the architectural practices MAD and Burka Architects, won over the jury primarily through their unmistakable design: «The way the two structures twist organically by up to eight degrees per floor is not just a superb technical achievement, but also a refreshing change to the set forms of high - rise routine,» says the panel of experts in explaining the choice of the pair of towers, 176 and 158 meters tall, as the winner.