Sentences with phrase «take restroom»

Be sure to make time for things like eating, drinking enough water (bring a water bottle with you) and yes, even making sure you take restroom breaks.

But then there are the moments when he is human and those are the times when you just want to take a restroom or refreshment break.

Take a restroom break and text your friend that you're okay.

Flip trainers are adjustable enough that they can be pulled up and down so that your child can take restroom breaks, but they are protective enough for accidents that could happen because accidents do happen during the process of potty training.

I have heard that to reach this goal, Disney even takes every restroom down to the studs each year to rebuild it perfectly.

Not exact matches

Recent examples like Target's CEO taking a positive and inclusive stance on non-gendered restrooms come to mind.

The ignorant part of your statement was: «When I have to take a leak, I don't just flop it out and aim for the nearest tree... I locate and use the nearest restroom.»

As with exchange students from another culture, catching the humor in jokes takes longer than finding the restrooms or deciphering a menu.

«When a public restroom makes you stop to take a video or capture a quick selfie to share with friends, it deserves to be nominated for the chance to be called America's Best Restroom,» said John Engel, Senior Marketing Manager,restroom makes you stop to take a video or capture a quick selfie to share with friends, it deserves to be nominated for the chance to be called America's Best Restroom,» said John Engel, Senior Marketing Manager,Restroom,» said John Engel, Senior Marketing Manager, Cintas.

Arriving late, taking scheduled time for restroom breaks, food storage, and assembling outside the museum reduces the time available for adequate presentations.

There are change tables in the washrooms, and the showers are located outside each restroom — it took us a while to figure that out.

Show her the menu and the pictures in the hall leading to the restrooms, or take a walk around outside where you can introduce her to cool cars.

Every time you need to use the restroom you need to take your babies with you — don't ask a neighbor or flight attendant to watch them.

In regards to the statement in the article «a dad can ask a mother to take his daughter into the women's room», I would not send my child into the restroom with a stranger even if it is a woman.

In some cases, all it takes is a little time and planning for a kid to go from first demonstrating potty awareness by asking for a diaper when they need to go to using the restroom properly, with no drastic measures required from us.

A woman was told to cover up, or take her child to the restroom to feed her.

Stroller, diapers (3 times as many as you think you need — they don't sell them in airports), wipes (travel pack or 2), disposable changing pads (Target sells»em — very handy for the «ewwwww factor of changing baby in a public restroom), few favorite toys & books (does mean that you have to be vigilant about not dropping / losing them), changes of clothes (I took 2 for baby, 1 clean shirt for myself), favorite blanket, a burp cloth, baby Benadryl *, and pacifier (even though baby didn't regularly use one, we had one on hand!).

Otherwise, it can take more time than your child may have to find a discreet location or restroom.

Take your child to a restroom or unpopulated corner of the store.

This post pregnancy corset also has a convenient crotch area closure that allows you to use the restroom or change your underwear and pads comfortably without needing to take it off each time.

If necessary, get up and take a walk to the lobby or restroom to calm restless legs.

I assist the birth partner by providing opportunities to go use the restroom, get something to eat, take a nap, or take a breather when needed, with the assurance that their loved ones is in good hands while they tend to their own needs.

Two co-workers take sections of the newspaper to the restroom every day, returning them to the lunch table upon re-entering the office.

Take the isolation of being at home as the primary caregiver and add to that things like: when classes are called Mommy and Me; when you go to change your baby in the men's restroom and there isn't a changing table in there — only in the women's restroom; someone asks if you are babysitting or if you are giving mom the day off.

Hopefully, the on duty parent will be taking the kids to the restroom because that's where the weirdos wash themselves.

Public restrooms posed a problem because of the large seats but we take a seat with us on long excursions!

A lot say things like «oh you are a pervert» «how can you enjoy something that hurts» «doesn't he bite» «after 6 months your milk isn't good for him anymore» «you look foolish nursing in public, you should take that to the family restroom or back out to your car» «what do you think that is going to do to him socially» I've heard all these things.

We also regularly remind our children that going to the restroom to change wet pants takes a lot more time (cloths on and off) than using the restroom in the first place (instead of their underwear).

I have friends who take their potty seat with them everywhere, even in a small bag into restaurants so that they can use it in the public restroom.

Plus, it's not very easy to take a potty chair out in public, but a potty seat ring, fits nicely in a backpack for public restrooms

AMANDA GLEN: I think that using the manual pump is a great idea especially when you need to be discreet about the fact that you have to pump, like if you are going to have a job interview, you maybe, that's going to last through a pumping session, you maybe don't want to tell someone who's interviewing you that you don't know very well that you know you need a pumping break, but if you can just excuse yourself to the restroom and you have a manual pump in your purse and that's a great way to just take the pressure off and not have to worry about any of that.

They'll also encourage you to move around if you are able, help you to the restroom, and show you how to take care of yourself.

I have an aversion to public restrooms as it is and it's worse when I have to take one of my children to one of them.

5) It doesn't take a kid very long to figure out that there isn't time to have a bathroom break during school and if they drink things that need to use the restroom more often.

I didn't rush them but I would always let them know when mommy had to use restroom by saying potty and take them in with me.

Take the stairs to a restroom on another floor.

Waking up many times each night to use the restroom, take care of children or pets, because of a snoring spouse, snoring themselves, sleep apnea, or hot flashes / night sweats

(1) For the women in my practice, there are many common complaints associated with poor sleep, including: Difficulty falling asleep Getting a second wind late at night Difficulty staying asleep Not feeling rested in the morning Waking up many times each night to use the restroom, take care of children or pets, because of a snoring spouse, snoring...

The whole enema might take an hour and a half as I stop my stopwatch when I get up to use the restroom.

If you are reading this and all you have been doing the last 6 months is picking lint out of your belly button, eating jelly donuts, and your exercise routine consists of squatting and standing every time you use the restroom then I suggest taking it slow.

Especially in the public restroom where I don't have a direct access to sink, getting the cup dumped and cleaned, washing hands and putting it back in can be quite a challenge and takes a premeditated planning.

Day 5: 2tbsp; took melatonin & no interesting dreams remembered; flatulence slightly reduced again; BMs seem to be coming under control, but still 4 + trips to the restroom; headache intermittent but ignorable Day 6: 2 tbsp; took melatonin again & no dreams; flatulence stabilized at slightly too much; BMs down to 3 - 4 trips with less urgency; headache same Day 7: 2 tbsp; no melatonin FREAKY DREAMS — almost nightmares; flatulence same; BMs same; headache same

I mean, it's nice that you don't have to worry about your hooha being exposed but it's kind of a pain to use the restroom in, since this dress is not the easiest to take off.

I've got to be super comfortable when I travel and that means layered clothing, flat shoes, pants with a comfortable waistband, and clothing that can easily be taken off when the restroom calls.

If I wear this outside I can take it off indoors, so long as I rush straight to the restroom to rescue my hair with some strategic fluffing and damage control.

Have you noticed that you pretty much have to take the entire thing off in order to use the restroom?

I gave her the packaged and had my oldest boy waited for her and give her a credit card after it done (I had to take the twins to the restroom.

Finding the right bra to go with it was a little tricky and using the restroom took a bit longer than normal.

Instead of getting images in a public restroom and publishing it to the dating site, have a buddy take several images.

Make sure to dress up and take walks to the restroom or pass by as many people as possible with a smile on your face.