Sentences with phrase «time mum putting»
I was a full - time mum putting all my time into them.
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When I am interrupted, there are times when I put my work aside, absolutely, but then there are times when I hand her a book and say, «Mum is writing, we'll go to the park in an hour.
Two games to watch this week so Mum says that all toys must be put away and my room must be kept tidy at all times, which is worth it to watch LFC play (just hope she doesn't look under my bed!).
This week as usual I got to school on time and I got my sticker in my book, that's nothing new as my Mum ALWAYS makes sure I am up no matter how much I put the covers over my head!
Not only does it put a mum under immense pressure but it also doesn't give anyone any time.
This would have been plenty for time for me to put out some fall mums, or plant bulbs for next Spring.
Having a first baby at home allows labour to unfold at its own pace, and since the mum doesn't have to go anywhere to birth, there is less emphasis on identifying the actual start of labour and trying to put time limits on early contractions or surges.
Some mums and dads are put off by the relatively short time frame that a Moses basket is used for, but others swear by their portability, the fact that newborns don't look «lost» in them like they can do in a cot, and of course, their undeniable prettiness and cute factor!
Critics argue it can put a lot of pressure on mums to be available 24/7 which doesn't give them time to take care of themselves — which can create stress, exhaustion and guilt.
Working mums would completely understand the dilemma — if you're back from work late, it's hard to put your baby to sleep early, since you want to spend time with him as well.
He had to have it basically regrown, and the Apricot Kernal Oils Mum gave him to put on it astonished the surgeons each time they replaced the silver bandages and checked on the regrowth progress (Nutri - Rich Oil from Nutrimetics did the trick!).
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«Government needs to reassure mums, dads and head teachers that these plans will be put into place quickly and provide definitive time scales on the future of their local schools.»
We all love our smartphones, but it's time to become less reliant on them.No, don't worry, we're not going to start acting like your mum, telling you to put down your phone and go outside every once in a while.
I've spent a really long time grieving my mum, and for a while I sort of slipped into a mild depression and I had to be put on anti-depressants by my GP.