Sentences with phrase «surviving parenting»

I am certain that grandchildren are our reward for surviving parenting our own children because in the moment so many precious memories seem mundane.

One time, when both surviving parents happened to be visiting their respective grandchildren, the widower noticed the widow at a Little League game.

Many parents are able to survive parenting only because of the assurance that the outrageous behavior of their child is merely a stage in its development and that with patience, firmness, and understanding, the child will return to the world of civilized behavior.

Often, memories of the dead have spurred surviving parents on to good works that benefit humankind, all done as a legacy to the lost child.

Because of our own bereavement, our reactions to the deaths of children inevitably include a deep sympathy for the surviving parents.

The surviving parent should ask the children if his (or her) presence would be comforting or disruptive, and act accordingly.

Even if the surviving parent is kind and loving, that grief can not be shared in the way it could be if he or she had still been married to the deceased.

«I wanted to look at whether, in the unfortunate event of maternal death, a father could take over the maternity leave and benefits so that as sole surviving parent he had the same parental rights as new mothers and more importantly could provide the same level of child care.»

It became clear to me that in a divorced family, the parent who has recently died may have symbolically «died» a long time ago for the surviving parent, while for their child, both parents have been very much alive.

You who face each day, having survived every parent's worst fear, ready to embrace hope, to pursue possibility, and to welcome love.

Surviving parents and family members can take steps to ensure that your child receives the support or treatment he needs to heal.

That payment would continue as long as the children were dependent on the surviving parent.

Even as the voices of young activists from Stoneman Douglas High, where 17 people were shot not two months ago, have sparked unprecedented national conversation, we can still only guess at their inner lives — or those of surviving parents — when the cameras are off.

For example, only 13 percent of subjects with two surviving parents suffered from hypertension, or chronically high blood pressure, compared with 17 percent of those with one long - lived parent and nearly 22 percent of those with two shorter - lived parents.

How Siblings Can Survive Their Parents» Aging Without Driving Each Other Crazy (Bantam, 2010).

But the film heads from this starting point not into another exploration of arrested development, but instead into a wistful family drama about two grown brothers who've never fully recovered from the loss of their father, and their surviving parent, a woman whose life has been stripped of wonder.

When a parent or sibling has died, children and young people can try to spare their surviving parent by hiding their own grief and appearing to be OK.

Parent - Teacher Conference Dos and Donts The New York State United Teachers federation provides this list of 20 Dos and Donts (10 of each) for surviving parent - teacher conference from the organizations Survival Guide for teachers.

Sadly, Alec and I lost our three surviving parents during the last 12 months.

The grief of the surviving parent is going to affect a child in a negative way.

It strikes me that Aaron's father was struggling in his role as the surviving parent and probably did what he thought made sense.

The Social Security Administration sends this payment to an adult who is either the surviving parent or the child's guardian.

ALERT: A death discharge may have tax consequences that could impact the borrower's estate or surviving parents with PLUS loans if their child dies.

I'm uncertain, really, if that gave me some sort of natural defense to the charms and dangers of video gaming; nonetheless, my interest in reading and baseball and roughhousing in yards survived my parents» purchasing of this Sega Genesis.

Family members who are qualified to bring wrongful death claims include the surviving spouse, children, or grandchildren, surviving parents or siblings, or any other person who can prove actual dependency on the deceased person.

The person's parents would only receive benefits if there are no other dependents, and the estate is only entitled to the benefits when there are no dependents or surviving parents.

But rather than cut the grandparents off, the custodial or surviving parent should engage them in constructive dialogue so that grandparent contact will have the desired effect of nurturing the child, rather than causing confusion and distress.

Interference from a widow or widower — A surviving parent does not allow the parents of the deceased to see the children

A will — including a simple will — can be used to leave gifts to your children and to appoint a guardian for any of your minor children who don't have a surviving parent after you have passed away.

This typically puts payment it the hands of a surviving spouse, children of the decedent, and sometimes with surviving parents or siblings.

We recently settled a wrongful death case for $ 2.75 million where the decedent was 55 years old with no wife or children, just two surviving parents in their 80's.

Green v. Moon On November 17, 2011, a Gwinnett County State Court Jury awarded $ 9.85 Million to surviving parents Kemi...

If, following your death, the child has a surviving parent who has parental responsibility, the appointment of your chosen guardian will not take effect for as long as there is a surviving parent.

These plans also give you an option to regain the invested amount back that can be repatriated by you to the country you are residing in once the last surviving parent dies.

The children will need money to fund their post-secondary education, and if the surviving parent must reduce their work hours after the death of the stay - at - home parent (to provide the time and attention the family needs), his or her income may be affected.

Do you want to make sure that if the surviving parent needs to leave their job (even if only temporarily) after the death of the stay - at - home parent, they can carry the household for a while until they get back on their feet?

If a breadwinner were to die, can the surviving parent manage all the bills and maintain the family's standard of living on one paycheck?

It doesn't matter if there is a surviving parent or if you've appointed a personal guardian in your will — life insurance companies won't pay the money to them.

If a stay - at - home parent were to suddenly pass away, would the surviving parent be able to find an extra $ 18,000 per year to hire someone to care of their children while they were at work?

It should be big enough to let Dad take a job with shorter hours closer to home, so he can have more time with the kids if he's the surviving parent.»

After all, if the insured parent dies, the child support payments would also stop and place an increased financial burden on the surviving parent.

With two - parent households, the surviving parent will be solely responsible to provide for your children.

Life insurance would mean the surviving parent could afford child care, extra help if needed, and be able to continue to pay the mortgage so you would not have to uproot your children.

Life insurance would mean the surviving parent could afford child care, extra help if needed, and be able to continue to pay the mortgage so as not being forced to uproot children.

These plans are frequently purchased by married couples who wish to pay out a benefit to their children upon the death of the surviving parent.

If one parent passes away during a child's early years, it usually places substantial stress on the surviving parent.

If one of your parents dies before or at the same time as you, the surviving parent will receive all of the death benefits.

With a 9 year dependent upon you, we'd assume the greatest priority is to make sure that if you or your husband dies before your son is out supporting himself, that the surviving parent can provide the same standard of living and stay in our current home.

If the surviving parent is to cover these duties that are left, that means less working hours and a reduced commitment to the career.

While no hard cash income is brought in, they provide services that will either have to be outsourced or the surviving parent will have to cover.