Sentences with phrase «sure my parents felt»

As I'm sure my parents felt, we don't get to see each other nearly enough.

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She is an amazing role model and her parents I am sure feel honored to be blessed with such a wonderful child.

The parents are shocked and feel quite sure that the headteacher will be supportive as soon as the issue is flagged up.

Parents who were not active church members felt constrained to make sure that the children went to Sunday School anyway.

I feel immensely confident in my parenting goals and current practices and am not even sure if I could feel judged by someone who has a different feeling about it all if I tried, so confident am I in what I'm doing.

Nobody is going to come here and admit:» I am not sure why I feel very insecure, I am not sure why I never want to call my parents when I am in trouble, I am not sure why I feel guilt all the time, etc.... And because all of these I am currently under treatment for anxiety, depression, blabla.

I'm sure I sound a little crazy when I say that but honestly after potty training my own five boys and one daughter, three of my 6 foster kids and helping over 3000 parents potty train their children in three days or less, I feel like I know pretty much everything there is to know about potty training.

That said, on a philosophical level, do you feel it's the responsibility of the restaurant industry to provide healthful offerings, or do you feel it's the parent's responsibility to make sure a child eats well while dining out?

And as with any parenting choices, make sure you do what feels right for you, your family, and your personal set of circumstances.

It is up to parents to do whatever they can to make sure that their child's coach does not continue to convey the message to athletes that there will be negative consequences to concussion reporting by removing them from a starting position, reducing future playing time, or inferring that reporting concussive symptoms made them «weak», but, instead, creates an environment in which athletes feel safe in honestly self - reporting experiencing concussion symptoms or reporting that a teammate is displaying signs of concussion (and reinforcing that message at home)

Pay attention: Instead of dropping their kids off for practice, parents should stick around if they can; they should encourage their kids to report inappropriate behavior by teammates or coaches - whether it is «locker room talk» demeaning of women or girls, or anti-Muslim, anti-immigrant comments or behavior - regardless of whether it is directed at a teammate or not, and made to feel safe in doing so; they should pay attention to a coach's behavior at practices and games to make sure they are not participating in or tolerating bullying, teasing or abuse of any kind.

I am the step - parent in this whole custody stuff and feel a little out of touch and not sure of my place.

In it, they discuss what surprised Catherine the most when she first became a mom, how to make sure both parents are connecting with baby (and with each other) and feel supported and empowered, and they even take on the «mommy wars» hot - button issue to help moms move past the judgment and guilt.

I'm sure many parents feel this way.

I'm not sure why moms feel the need to call out other moms for their parenting decisions, instead of minding their own business.

When kids frequently misbehave parents may feel they are at the end of their rope and aren't sure what else to do.

«Many parents who were spanked as children tell us that they do not remember why they were spanked, or what they learned, but that they sure do remember being spanked, how it felt and how angry they were.»

You'll want to do your homework, of course: It's always a good idea to meet with the host's parents ahead of time (or talk with them on the phone) to make sure your child will feel safe and comfortable at her pal's house.

Montgomery adds that although it is important for parents to teach their children how to calm down, parents need to make sure they don't «subconsciously teach our kids that it is wrong to feel any emotion other than happy and calm.»

Be sure your child's first sleepover is at the home of a familiar friend, whose parents she knows, so she'll feel more comfortable.

Make sure to check Tinyhood app to connect to some amazing parents and enjoy the warm community feeling we so need in our fast paced lives.

Finally, be sure to go over some safety rules with your child, such as the importance of never letting anyone invade her personal space, make her feel uncomfortable, or urge her to keep secrets from her parents.

Make sure they don't feel pulled between you and made to feel guilty for being with one or the other parent on any given special day.

It looks next to the best interest of its carefully selected surrogates to make sure they feel good about the amazing gift they are giving, through providing them with support and fostering their relationship with the parents.

I'm not sure why some parents feel the need to rush everything.

We want to make sure that parents across the UK are able to access the help they need to feel confident about wearing their babies.»

If I'm honest, outside the deep sadness I've felt this month at missing my first son, and staring at second wondering how we got so lucky at the same time — I feel like I'm increasingly talking to no one, echoing in the chamber of Baby Loss parents, and not sure what good it's all doing.

Sure, I figured out that my parents were leaving my presents under the tree, but I never felt any resentment about it.

I'm sure many parents, especially mothers, feel that way if their child hasn't been in daycare.

This kind of inconsistency, is a sure sign that she is trying to «tell» me about these feelings, because I am the parent that uses the Hand in Hand parenting tools the most to build emotional safety (as I talked about in this post here.)

Sometimes I laugh at my evolution of parenting, and I'm sure lots of other moms feel this way too.

On my withdrawn day I tend to forget me children are there aside from making sure they have the basics, and when I feel like a bad parent I can overindulge.

While you will be unable to personally supervise your teenager all the time try to make sure they feel their friends are welcome to your house and that you communicate with the parents of their friends.

Sure it helps parents who believe in them feel better, but it doesn't help them to be better parents.

Like I said, I think it is important to make sure that the dads don't feel left out, so I included a bunch of things to help make the transition to parenting easier for my husband!

I am not sure if he can prove this, but it has probably been concluded from 40 years of experience in hearing woman say that they felt better about what they were doing when living by attachment principals, rather than other methods of parenting that have been taught in the past, and have become extremely popular, like crying it out, and babies sleeping in cribs.

Some physicians, when dealing with anxious parents, feel pressured to prescribe antibiotics even when they're sure that such treatment is unwarranted.

If you want someone to come into the home and you want them to straighten up as well and perhaps you are not sure that you are working full time so you are around and there are times when you might wan na take your child and I often see parents get stuck in that dilemma, «Well, I have childcare today but I really wanted to be with my kid and now what I am not gonna pay them but yet they are feeling like they wan na be there.»

Parents also need to make sure baby is getting his / her rest and usual routine to keep them feeling good and engaged.

She became involved in Kesem because her mom was diagnosed with breast cancer when she was in middle school and knows how hard it is for a kid to grasp having a parent with cancer and wants to make sure no kid feels alone!

proper communication takes two willing parties, it is up to the parents to do everything they can top make sure the teen feels they can speak freely about their feelings.

Looking at my own experiences and my own feelings of fulfillment, I just know that I want to make sure that every parent I meet has the ability to be as happy in their role as I am.

Some parents feel isolated as they take on their new and demanding roles; they're not sure what's normal, they need in - person reassurance, and they miss adult interaction.

Not only will you feel valuable as a key part in building a family, the gratitude from the intended parents is sure to last a lifetime, long after the baby is born.

In all the uncertainty of parenting, it's nice to feel sure about something.

Most parents don't feel they have the time do the homework necessary to make sure their references are up - to - date, accurate, and aligned with their family values and personal parenting goals.

Also be sure to talk to the NICU's social worker about parents» support groups, where you can share your feelings, worries, and triumphs together.

When the time comes for a child to transition to her own bed, make sure that the transition is gentle and that parents respond to any feelings of fear or upset experienced by the child

Maybe if I felt that sure of myself as a mom I could laugh at those who say the way I parent is second best.

In the early days it is up to the parents to make sure their older child / children do not feel excluded from the bustle that surrounds the arrival of the baby.