Sentences with phrase «than mom thought»

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Think about it: Wouldn't you rather Mom and Dad be safe and in the comfort of their own home rather than in an expensive institution with revolving care?

I'm thinking that if you were more than a couple weeks old, your mom would have been in a lot of pain?

Hmm, I thought about that and guessed he was right though it would have been nice if the mystery person on the other end would have told me sooner I had the wrong person dialed in but yeah maybe they figured most moms were smarter than I am and would eventually catch on.

You are awesome, Deb — I think I cook using your recipes more often than I use my mom's, and that's saying a lot because she's a fab cook!

Honestly, I never thought banana pudding could get better than the kind my mom used to make with vanilla wafers and...

I remember my mom making sloppy joes with Manwich more than I would like to think about.

I think I'm going to try making it this year for my Mom and see if she like it better than that nasty canned stuff.

Celebrating its 45th anniversary, the franchise thought it was time to change Sonny's image to become more than just Mom and Dad's favorite barbecue restaurant.

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#!/photo.php?pid=4504510&id=594846837 I was dreading another lattice top (so pretty, but such a pain to make), so I'll think I'll try this with with your all butter crust recipe which, shhhh, it's better than my mom's!!

Those famous soft thick bakery sugar cookies with frosting (seem more like discs of cake though), the soft chewy ones you make at home to decorate for various holidays, or those not soft, sad, no flavor, gross kind of sugar cookies that kids would bring in on there birthdays in elementary school since their mom thought it was a «healthier» choice than cupcakes.

I think more than his Mom!

My mom was definitely NOT the purveyor of sweets in our home, though looking back, her idea of a treat was better than I thought as a kid.

But really, you can't go wrong (well, unless you ask your husband to blend the soup while you make the salad, and he puts too much soup in the blender and it sprays all over your parents» kitchen, scalding the poor boy and causing your mom to think someone just projectile vomited all over her rug... and counters... and wall... luckily the pups were more than happy to help clean up!)

Mom (thinking the intent is a dig or personal attack): you don't know what you're talking about, his game translates way more in the NBA than it does at Purdue.

I think the problem with formula samples is that moms often turn to them in a moment of desperation, rather than a thought out decision to supplement.

Heck, I'm a mom with a crazy two year old who taks any opportunity to get into trouble — I don't think I've taken a shower longer than 5 minutes in ages!

While losing my mom was awful, in some aspects I think it is more «natural» than losing a sibling so early in life.

I think if we could increase awareness about the option of partial weaning, then we would be able to increase the toddler and possibly preschooler nursing rate in Canada and allow child / mom pairs to nurse until they are ready to stop, rather than until an artificial deadline.

I think you made some great points about IF parents choose circumcision for their baby, to be present for the procedure (which I can imagine is so much more reassuring to the baby to hear mom / dad's voice rather than being alone with a doctor) and insist on the anesthesia.

I believe that WIC is beneficial if they can provide lactation services but I really think that they should provide a better package to breastfeeding moms and encourage nursing past one year rather than pushing cow's milk on toddlers.

but also, if a mom is in labor or has an emergency, i would also think that she would go straight to the ER rather than calling the dr's office.

As a mom who had a c - section with her first because he was breech, and who is due in 4 weeks with a second who we will find out tomorrow his position but in the meantime has been thinking quite a lot about the choices available to me... what * I * find shocking is that people feel they are better than me or that I am making a bad choice if I do not opt for a V - Bac.

None of this has to do with you (you are a good dedicated mom) except that you are not perfect and that your baby is more adaptable than you think.

As a first - time mom, I was very uncomfortable with the thought of leaving my daughter in the care of someone other than a family member whether we were away.

But even if it can be proven that breastfeeding moms earning trajectories are someone lower than formula feeding moms, I think we need to consider more than just earnings into the economic cost / benefit analysis.

And yes, by the time I had my second child, I definitely (and sadly, I think) knew more than the nurses «advising» the first - time moms in my ward.

Somehow, one side always is thought to be better than another, when the measure of a good birth is whether or not you get a healthy mom and baby out of the process.

So, maybe older peers can do a better job than a mom who is sitting at the table... maybe those older peers can be the campaign that counteracts the McD ads... just a thought.

In fact, I've met more than one AP mom who thought attachment parenting was ruining her life.

Every time I walked into a maternity store, I saw huge sections full of Medela nursing products; rows of nursing bras and fashions; special rooms for «nursing moms»; breastmilk «test kits» in case a modern, socially active mom had one too many cocktails and still wanted to give her baby the best nutrition; baby and pregnancy magazines that consistently had cover stories on how breast is even better than we thought before, and so on.

Second, I think it is highly possible that BW moms notice difficulties in lacation sooner than demand feeding moms.

I chose to give birth at home with midwives primarily because it seemed a lot simpler and less scary than my alternatives, so I in no way think I am more badass than any other mom because of how I birthed, or the fact that I am a biological mom at all.

Now crafty, cheapo, and organic moms can come together on this activity; it is easier than you think to make to make your own natural baby wash.

I thought of the lambs up our street, who run over to their moms and leap their mouths upon their teets, no sooner than the moms jump away, as if in protest of their little ones» bad manners.

I don't think «using those words publicly» is any less hurtful to breastfeeding moms than a women talking about breastfeeding being a wonderful bonding experience would be hurtful to someone who feels like Moakler does.

Most moms do what «sbest for their kids.And yes, there are women out there who legitimately can not bf, so formula is a WONDERFUL choice for them.I exclusively bf both of mine, but think it's okay to ff if you don't have enough milk.there are other situations where i think it's selfish.As for drugs during pregnancy and birth, I had to take 3 doses of medication while pregnant so that I could eat.my morning sickness was so bad I couldn't even keep water down.I made the choice to do that so I didn't starve my unborn child, but I only took what was neccessary to keep something down, and then had no other drugs and plan not to until my son is done bf.And as for the «natural» baby, carcinogens are EVERYWHERE, even in your organic food.in this industrialized world you can not get away from them, and to attack other moms for their choices is a sad statement of your morality and on how your child's persoality is going to turn out.also, having multiple kids is definately more demanding than one.

My grandmother always said that the «babies haven't read the manual» — and I try to keep this in mind in my journey as a parent... I do read - at times a lot more than other times - about the science of parenting - I appreciate the fact that there IS information out there that is available if needed / wanted — and I appreciate blogs like these who have intelligent moms backing intelligent thoughts....

It does nt have to be around the babies neck to work Properly, so banning these things arent necessary... we just need to be moms and do what we think is best; if that means using it on the ankle rather than as a necklace, so be it.

And all three moms thought LLL to be something other than we really are.

I'd like to think that their lives are just naturally easier than mine — that they are more suited for being a mom in a place like this.

There is nothing more disheartening for a nursing mom than a chronically fussy baby, especially when she thinks the fussiness might be caused by something she is eating.

I'm having an all new parenting issue - I think my HSP is going to make this Mom thing more difficult than I realized.

Again, this turned out to be a decision that saved me a ton of stress and struggle, which — I think pretty much any mom can attest — is endlessly more beneficial to my kid than whether he gets formula or breastmilk.

I also don't think this makes my a bad mom any more than the fact that sometimes I really hate making dinner.

For every naysayer when it comes to formula feeding your baby, you've got a few supporters sprinkled in there, but when you're pregnant or a new mom, people are much more likely to want to give you their thoughts and opinions on what you should be doing, rather than praise you for anything you're currently doing right.

But it's also more common than you think and can be treated — and speaking up doesn't just benefit new moms, it benefits everyone.

There's an Isis less than a mile from my home — just think, I could run with the baby in a jogging stroller and meet some new moms at a mom / baby yoga class!

I think it helps that my professional life fits so much better with my role as a mom than it did when I was working on my postdoctoral fellowship while pregnant with Laurel.

Your child then gets the message that it's even worse than she thought — and only mom or dad can fix it for her.

Postpartum Psychosis: ~ occurs in less than 1 % of moms ~ onset may occur one day after delivery, many occur by 3 months, the rest by 1 year postpartum ~ symptoms include agitation, bursts of anger, racing thoughts, rapid speech, panic, irrational thoughts, insomnia, hallucinations, inability to care for self and baby, thoughts of suicide / infanticide, paranoia ~ treatment can include medication, hospitalization, ECT, and psychotherapy