Sentences with phrase «to feel grown up»

Natural oak just has that 80s / 90s look and feel I grew up in.

The apron shape instantly feels grown up when a little skin is visible beneath.

She loves feeling grown up and being able to choose whether she walks or rides.

This will make your child feel grown up and you'll literally shift some weight off your shoulders.

The modern bed keeps this scheme feeling grown up rather than girly.

The Sorelle Joel Pine Toddler Bed is sure to make your little one feel all grown up!

The Beastro Despite its location in hip Hongdae, a neighborhood crawling with university students, this three - story eatery feels all grown up.

If you are presenting, you will not get asked about your paper or your research first... you will be asked by an adoptive parent professional about how to handle the behaviors of his adolescent... usually chased with a wonder if you went through similar feelings growing up.

When making your other kids lunches, or benetos don't forget to make one for your favorite little person so they can feel grown up too.

You dress much more elegantly (I think the fit and length help, and the air of the garments themselves just feel grown up).

It was the end of my teenage years and I was feeling all grown up lol

A confident mix of modern lines and heritage furniture makes the room feel grown up and sophisticated

The mix of traditonal features and antique furniture make the space feel grown up and elegant.

Your child will feel grown up when you belly up to the counter of a local diner or donut shop — especially if you both order from the big menu.

The guest room is a hit with the owners» twin grandchildren, and you can see why; it's adorably chic and cosy, with some lovely period touches that make the little ones feel grown up.

When I was a child in Wisconsin my father would take me to a drug store for a ginger beer: I felt grown up.

I got to pick and order any flavor I wanted -LCB- and got to feel all grown up;)-RCB- and he got a beer and some roasted chickpeas and salted pistachios -LCB- classy dad! -RCB-.

At least, that's how I felt growing up.

Therefore, giving them something to copy that will make them feel grown up.

But let him do his bit — it makes him feel grown up and helps him develop a good habit for life.

more than likely it will just want them not to get caught doing it again (i know that's how i felt growing up).

She also wants to feel grown up and be more -LSB-...]

It made him feel all grown up.

Young children love to help us with seemingly the dullest tasks because it makes them feel grown up to imitate us.

She also wants to feel grown up and be more independent.

That's as much as I can specifically remember, but I do remember how important I felt growing up of having that experience.

Doing it themselves is fun, makes them feel grown up, and gives them complete control over what goes on their plate.

To make them feel grown up, French braid your bangs carefully, tie your hair up in a crisp ponytail, secure the braid with a discreet hair pin, and wrap a section of hair around your hair with another miniature braid to conceal it.

Something about it makes me feel grown up and sophisticated.

I was comfortable but I felt grown up all of a sudden (except for the cat necklace, that was an homage to being a kid).

It's a little early to start fully reminiscing but maybe because I'm about to say sayonara to my 20's I've felt myself growing up a bit as of late.

Our insecurity is beyond high from all the shame we felt growing up, and even after we've dealt with it, it feels all too real when we are hurt again in the dating process.

Then I think back to that awkward drive home years ago, and the subtle alienation I felt growing up in a suspended state between the neighborhood in which I lived and the one where I spent all of my time, without having a solid footing in either.

Without the pressure of permanence I'd felt growing up, I felt like learning rather than leaving.

If it had to be one spot, of course, it would be Soho: I feel I grew up there, going to Central St Martins: I consider it the heart, the core of London in every way.

Fitbit's vice president of product marketing Melanie Chase says the idea is to easily transition kids between their fitness tracker and the adult version, while also helping children feel more mature by using a product that looks and feels grown up.

I do want to understand attachment style and how secure or insecure you felt growing up how secure or insecure you feel in your marriage or relationship now.

I just love how excited he is and actually remember that feeling growing up.