Sentences with phrase «time talking to moms»

I spend a lot of time talking to moms about what self - care is and how to actually remember to take the time to practice it.

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If you also are about wellness for new moms, let's set up a time to talk.»

She told SI: «At that time in your life, when you're in college, you don't feel comfortable talking to your mom.

Melissa at Through My Window said: «The whole time I was nursing both of my girls past the age of 4 I always wished that I could talk about it and that more moms were willing to admit that they were nursing for a long time too.

LeStage talked about how there's no better worker than a part / time working mom in the sense that you have limited time to deal with things, and know you are choosing work over home while you're working and so you GET THINGS DONE.

Find a time to talk with her about how being a mom is working out for her.

The whole time I was nursing both of my girls past the age of 4 I always wished that I could talk about it and that more moms were willing to admit that they were nursing for a long time too.

While it would have nice to have a medical doctor, perhaps a pediatrician with a focus on concussions, to speak to an audience who mostly write about and for moms, both Gioia and Pieroth gave informative talks in the short time they had.

I make it a point to talk about why I gave up on breastfeeding so early - because I know (now) that I was wrong about a lot of things - and I hope that it will somehow help other moms (and myself next time around).

Automatic Doors, Before I was a mom I thought nothing of opening doors to malls and buildings, ok maybe there were times I was slightly irritated at opening the door to see someone else brush past me to rush in, as if I was holding the door for them, and then there is that busy - talking - on - the - cell - phone - person that does that too, even when you ARE pregnant... ok, a moment to compose myself, now where was I?

She is also constantly tired, at least until it is time to watch Teen Mom or be on the computer talking to her friends for hours on end.

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Some moms I've talked to say that they almost felt ill for some time because of the lost interest in having sex while breastfeeding.

No matter who else I'm able to talk to when the times are tough, no one seems to understand that frustration with your children and exhaustion with everything, as another mom that's in the trenches with you.

Spending time with each other is the best way for you to talk about what's going on in your life with someone who gets you while also recharging your mom meter so you can face all of those tough parenting challenges with ease.

I find other moms don't want to talk about these times.

And today we are gonna be talking about that Lovely time magazine, article are you mom enough?

Still, as close as I was to my mom, when the time came to talk about my birth plan, I knew without a doubt that I didn't want her in the delivery room when I gave birth.

You took the time to listen to a couple of crazy moms talking about diapers and I'm so grateful to you both.

I think if we talk about labor and birth in terms that women, especially first time moms, can understand, then they have more of an idea on what to expect that birth will actually be like.

There are things people feel fine saying to women breastfeeding in public, and I think it's time breastfeeding moms start talking back.

They were exercising their necks but had mom or dad to look at and talk to.Once she has a little more neck control, tummy time will likely improve greatly.

I listen to my U.S. friends, who are becoming moms for the first time, talking about the best brand of swaddle blankets, baby monitors and oh, how you must get Sophie the Giraffe.

The zoo is one of those play date ideas that gets the kids out of the house while giving you some time to talk with other moms.

And the parents, particularly Victoria's mom is probably much prouder of her reaction at the time than if she'd lost control and spanked Victoria instead of calling me first to talk her down.

I am in awe of the dedication of midwives and personalized support they give... through educating mom's and dad's, spending all the time that is needed to counsel and answer questions and talk through fears / concerns / triumphs, prenatal care that is better than you can receive anywhere, continous hands - on assistance through labor & delivery and loving postpartum care.

I am a first time mom (expecting baby early May 2018) I am very excited and having talked to some family members they recommended cloth diapering to save money.

We talk a lot about how difficult it can be to manage your time as a working mom.

I'm always teaching moms to listen to their mommy voice, whether you talk to them on the phone or bring them in and assess the situation, most of the time it is going to be normal, but there are going to be those times where we may need to do a further assessment to identify why this baby is doing this.

KRISTINA CHAMBERLAIN: Well sometimes moms will deal with it more in the first couple of months just while their bodies and babies and still you know figuring out what's the supply and demand is, so, a lot of times after the baby's hit you know the 2 or 3 months mark that starts to get better just because again moms and babies bodies are you know dancing together a little bit better they're getting more in to rhythm, so sometimes that the time and then in itself will kind of resolve it as baby gets bigger and kind of figures that out but if after the 2 months mark it's still an issue when it's making nursing hard for mom and baby I would say then start doing some of the things that we talked about to be a little bit more assertively treating it

I talk to my clients all the time about having nutrient - dense snacks on hand to stay fueled (a lot of the time new moms don't have time to sit down to big meals).

'' Many first time moms are hesitant to start potty training; they talk to their pediatrician, read books and ask the advice of friends.

I'm going to admit right here that I am the crazy mom who talks to my mostly non-verbal toddler the entire time we are shopping.

So much energy goes into the debate that few people take time to even talk about the moms who do both: breastfeed for a bit and then transition to formula feeding.

The Phone Moms: We all need to talk at some point, but there are some moms that literally spend the whole time on the phone at the side of the pMoms: We all need to talk at some point, but there are some moms that literally spend the whole time on the phone at the side of the pmoms that literally spend the whole time on the phone at the side of the pool.

I didn't have any shame and I breastfed in public on countless occasions, but if I could go back in time and talk to the new mom, just three - months postpartum, holding her infant some while he happily eats, I'd tell her that she doesn't have to breastfeed in public if she doesn't want to.

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I already tried having the talk with my mom that we will just have to disagree about M's sleep «issues» and not talk about it — but every time she brings it up — I feel super-defensive — and that M is being harmed by my parenting choices (especially when I get told that «I hope you don't nurse this next baby to sleep» and the «I feel sorry for her, she obviously needs the sleep, she's over tired»).

It's a great time for us to all get away for a few hours, talk about our lives, what's going on in the schools & in town, and through these fun little outings, we've extended our group with more many more moms that join us.

Naps, a.k.a. mom and / or dad time, is one of the most coveted aspects of sleep, second only to those magical 12 hr nights everyone talks about.

I've gotten quite feisty since my nervous / unsure first - time mom days and quite enjoy butting in to shut some petty judgment down, or at least going over to talk to someone who's clearly feeling shamed and packing up to leave.

Part I: Establishing a healthy foundation for naps Naps, a.k.a. mom and / or dad time, is one of the most coveted aspects of sleep, second only to those magical 12 hr nights everyone talks about.

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11 am - Baby down for nap, start on folding laundry 1120 am - Putting away laundry 1130 am - Preparing a grilled cheese sandwich and vegetable bean soup 12Noon - Mom eating lunch, Baby beginning to stir 1215 pm - Start dishes and wipe all surfaces, while Mom cuddles Baby 1230 pm - Mom feeds Baby, I sit with her and we talk about her family's excitement, how to manage visits 1 pm - Mom upstairs to nap, I burp, change and soothe Baby back to sleep 120 pm - Finish folding laundry and put away dry dishes 2 pm - Swiffer the kitchen and dining room 230 pm - Straighten and organize baskets to use for mobile changing station and nursing items 245 pm - Mom awake from nap, Baby wakes at same time, to feed.

Whether this means getting together or talking on the phone with your long - time friends that are now Moms or seeking out a Mom - group on Facebook or in your town — make an effort to join forces with other Moms.

The eye rolls have started, «mom I just want to play alone in my room» is a regular activity, and the talking back is at an all time high.

If mom's milk is taking too long to come in its time to talk to a doctor and think about supplementing with formula until the milk fully comes in.

Talking to the New York Times, Californian stay - at - home mom Sheri Chen says she makes food look like something her daughter recognizes, «If her boiled egg is shaped like a bunny and it is holding a carrot, she'll eat it.»

Why are we wasting time and energy collectively judging this mom and her parenting methods as either good or bad when we could be talking about the realities that drove this mom to lose it?