Sentences with phrase «sure our kids feel»

Making sure our kids feel appreciated for their work is also vital.

And our professional staff make sure every kid feels included and entertained.

I'm sure my kids feel the same way I do about it.

As a mom, you do everything you can to make sure your kids feel safe and loved at all times.

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!

One way schools decrease chronic absence is by making sure kids feel safe and engaged so that they want to come to school.

It's really nice to know that every teacher is operating in that same fundamental and same process of making sure the kids feel valued, accepted and significant and they actually know (and I know it's a cliché) that kids matter.

Not exact matches

We're not sure how your mom feels about it, but your dad is all for letting kids use social media and technology.

Living in low - income housing, teaching free literacy classes to refugees, setting up basketball camps for bored inner - city kids: all of it had a few costs for me personally, sure, but the holy buzz of pats on the back from friends and church people, and the feeling that I was the only person really getting what Jesus was saying — this more than made up for doing without.

If Jerry Sandusky admitted that he molested kids because he felt there would be no retribution in the afterlife because there is no god, then I'm sure atheists would justly assume some blame for his actions.

I'm not sure if you have kids or not but my son is a freshman in high school and believe it or not has his own brain and own thoughts and own feelings.

Dealing with breakfast, packing lunches, packing snacks, packing backpacks, and making sure all three kids are walking out the door dressed and presentable feels a little like mission impossible every single morning.

Never mind feeling sorry for the kids — I am feeling a bit sorry for you putting Reyes on the list (by common consent in Arsenal's top 5 flops of the PL era) and such a criminal misspelling of Ljungberg's name, not even phonetically correct — are you sure you watched them?

Sure Bama recruits on a national level and some kids will listen when Saban calls but relationships are important and if a kid feels comfortable with Lox he will swing the pendulum that way.

Don't give a charity job, let Eboue earn it and feel pride in himself by training him to make sure our kids understand that life can change very quickly.

I'm sure I will be OK too, but I have a feeling that for me and many other moms it will be harder on us to be away from our kids than it will for our kids to be away from us.

Yes I'm sure she is loyal etc, however, her and the kids tend on the whole to treat me like I do not exist, well at least that is how it feels.

An extreme example for sure, but I feel better sending my kids out into the world once they can remember their phone # and how to get a hold of me.

The idea of hanging out with a stranger during precious family time seemed odd to me, and I was sure my kids would not be comfortable with being left in the care of a stranger in a strange place — nor would I feel comfortable leaving them.

Their job is to make sure kids in the hospital understand what's going on around them and help them feel more comfortable.

It's important that you listen to your kids with an open mind, because when something important does come along, you want to make sure they feel free to bring it to you.

Christine Stewart - Fitzgerald: I would imagine too when we see the younger kids and they become really physical either hitting, biting and I'm sure that — I know for me, it strucks a nerve because I feel like: «Wow, the one who's being attacked is very vulnerable.»

And finally, even if some morning I feel semi-comatose, I wake up a few minutes earlier to make sure my kids leave the house with a breakfast that has protein, fiber and fat.

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.

Only a third of you call the doctor when your kid doesn't feel well and you're not sure why.

For my 12th grader it is all about the administration getting the school on the Newsweek top 1000 school list by making sure the high school kids are taking the max number of AP classes and if they aren't, trying to make them feel guilty for not doing so by telling them they will never get into the college of their choice with «a schedule like that!»

Sure, you adore your kids but the frustration you're feeling at your job isn't a good enough reason to stop working.

I couldn't get Laurel to ride the SkyRide with me and the Beast Coaster wasn't operational yet (in general, it felt like the resort was just getting warmed up for the summer), but I'm sure thrill - seeking kids would love those options!

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.

Many kids, when they get there, they actually feel guilty that they led somebody on and they are not sure what to do in this situation.

Sleep training two kids at the same time sure can feel like ten!

I am sure you agree that when our kids, grand kids, (all the kids that we love) are healthy, we feel grateful.

As someone who had problems and dealt with the shame of those problems, as a kid, (I was one of the very small percentage of children who needed medication to deal with incontinence), the shame associated with having accidents is very real, and if your child is lying about them, it's time to check yourself and make sure you aren't contributing to any shame they may be feeling.

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

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.»

Wendy: Not sure why you feel anyone is «doing» anything to your kids.

I just feel so passionate about the positive discipline stuff and sure hope folks get a lot out of it, or at least it gets them thinking of ways to help encourage, empower and develop capable kids.

I determined that I was feeling anxious about getting it done before school while also doing everything else (herding kids to get dressed and make breakfast, have all the important conversations they want to start exactly then, making sure I'm ready to hit it as soon as they leave).

Help kids feel good about themselves: Olivier's staff, and players, run their Lady Rebels youth basketball camp every year, and a focal point is making sure they are connecting with every youngster and boosting their confidence and self - esteem.

It's been over a month now since we returned from our Disney Cruise, and both kids keep referring to the trip as something that's going to be happening again and again — as in «When we go back on the boat...» and «On our next Disney cruise...» I'm not sure if the kids have been this affected by a trip or if they're just that much more verbal now they can express their feelings afterwards.

Sure, maybe they re old or stained or tattered or whatever, but your kids love the way they feel!

Sure it keeps my kids from feeling insecure in the middle of the night, but lets look at what that means for ME, shall we?

Piggybacking is feeling the need to make sure you lecture, yell at, humiliate or do whatever else it is we feel the need to do to our kids after they mess up.

I made a conscious effort every day to set goals for my kids and expected them to follow through, but also make sure that they felt loved, listened to, and supported.

I mean, sure, you're doing an incredible thing and burning calories and sustaining your kid from your freakin» body, so it definitely counts as doing something, but it doesn't necessarily feel that way all the time.

Make sure that kids know it's OK to feel all feelings.

Be sure you research the interests of your target recipient because depending on the child's age, social insecurity may come into play and I am very sure you don't want to buy a smartwatch that will make your kid feel insecure when he or she is wearing it to school.

And as I sit in the sand watching my crazy kids run in and out of the waves, their lips blue from the frigid Atlantic, it sure feels -LSB-...]

hi iv never had kids before not sure whats going on my periods ended nov 8 we slept together since then till the 18 nov everyday this month I get cramps nausea during the day and breasts tingle and tender my husband says I have become emotional lately is it possible im pregnant as im not sure when you finish ovulate does the simtyms I feel only come from ovulating

I'm sure they'll be feeling a mixture of excitement, sadness, nostalgia, and pride as they drop their kids off at their new schools.