Sentences with phrase «travel is routine»

Great Britain circa 1985: time travel is routine, cloning is a reality (dodos are the resurrected pet of choice), and literature is taken very, very seriously.

If you are not a frequent travel, a single travel plan does wonder but if travelling is your routine thing, then a multi-trip travel plan is what you need.

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So, no matter where I am in the world or how crazy my travel schedule is, I make sure to do some sort of physical exercise — a staple for creating for myself a powerful morning routine.

Richman travels a lot, so she says her morning routine isn't based on waking up at a particular time.

We all know there are two kinds of travel: There are the trips that are routine, dull, or obligatory.

«When people are traveling... you're out of your normal environment or routine,» he said.

These workouts generally require minimal equipment, meaning there is no need for interruption to fitness routines, even if the trainee is traveling or unable to get to the gym.

The same optimization routine that can solve the traveling salesman problem can be applied to airplane boarding.

What used to be simple routine — heading to the gym every day — got sideswiped by a demanding puppy, a terrible cough that kept me up at night for weeks (and with a voice that sounded like a tortured James Earl Jones), and travel to my slushy hometown for work, which made me rely more on Ricola than I would care to admit.

I guess part of the lure of travel for me is being able to see places through fresh eyes, my brain switches into a different mode, my daily routine gets knocked off balance and I end up find inspiration in the unlikeliest of places.

Changing from a routine at the gym to one at home if the travel time is what is stopping you.

It's easy to get dehydrated while traveling because it can throw off your routine and how much water you may normally drink.

I love to travel, but the changes in diet, time zone, routine, and especially the loooong days of flying are wearying, and it always seems like lots of fresh vegetables are the cure for me.

now i'm finally back in stockholm trying to get used to the vardag and routines after beeing traveling for about 20 months.

My kid needed A LOT of routine in order to sleep at all, so travel was miserable and minimal for the first 2 + years of her life.

Traveling to face top competition is a regular routine for Tucker and his Bella Vista teammates.

It's routine in the travel ball circuit to see 9 year olds going three innings Saturday and 3 innings Sunday.

Smith's pre-game shooting routine may be fixed — every «i» dotted, every «t» crossed — but his off - court routine is a constant evolution as he adjusts to the daunting travel schedule of an NBA player.

A big concern many parents have about traveling is how time changes and jet lag will affect their child's routine and sleeping patterns.

Unlike newborns, and younger babies, infants of this age are even more interactive than their younger selves, usually well - established into a sleeping and eating routine (that will not be blown away permanently by a few disruptions due to travel — promise!)

Unlike newborns, and younger babies, infants of this age are even more interactive than their younger selves, usually well - established into routines (that will NOT be permanently ruined due to travel — promise!)

What I've found helpful when my son was young was not having an especially fixed routine in the first place — and travelling straight through to get to where we were going, rather than breaking journeys in different time zones.

So now that I'm feeding a second baby I've tried many different routines for traveling with my baby's bottles.

They're determined not to let their adoption quest take over their lives and are trying to live as they normally would, traveling and going about their routines

Sticking to a routine is fundamental to Ferber's method, but he acknowledges that inevitably there will be times when you'll have to be flexible — like if your child is sick, or when you're traveling or have a babysitter.

Holiday season in many of our vocabularies is synonymous with travel, and travel means messing with our child's normal routine.

And while we follow our bedtime routine while we're traveling, how wonderful it would be to bring along the nightlight they're familiar with?!

Coping with jet lag and time changes aside, when you're traveling with baby, try to stick to your usual sleep routines and rituals as much as possible.

When baby is a bit older, and has hopefully fallen into a bit of a sleep routine, don't be afraid of messing it up by traveling, and conversely, don't avoid having a routine in hopes of having an easy - to - travel - with baby.

Travel with a newborn baby is actually pretty easy when it comes to sleep — they kinda sleep in dribs and drabs all day, so sleep-wise this is probably the easiest time to travel, as they're not set in any routines or patternTravel with a newborn baby is actually pretty easy when it comes to sleep — they kinda sleep in dribs and drabs all day, so sleep-wise this is probably the easiest time to travel, as they're not set in any routines or patterntravel, as they're not set in any routines or patterns yet.

So of course, I was worried about travel messing up my baby's routine.

However, when you travel with your little one, daily routines are usually disrupted which can lead to a fussy, tired baby.

The most important thing about traveling with kids while protecting their sleep, is to be consistent in your approach to the bedtime / naptime routine as well as the way you respond to night wakings and early rising.

Traveling and being away from their normal toilet and routine can also cause toddler constipation.

With Christmas and the holiday season as a whole, travel is typically a part of the routine for most families.

Feeding your baby is an essential part of the daily routine, but at times when you may be out of the house or travelling, dealing with cumbersome baby formula canisters and often messy measuring scoops can be extremely inconvenient.

Once your child is using the toilet regularly, you should not interrupt your child's routine because of a travel.

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I don't know how it would go over to leave her, even with trusted family members, to try to switch the night time routine while we are traveling and away from her comfort zone.

So, if you have a baby or toddler, something important to keep in mind is how travel plans will affect to your child's sleep routines.

There's a lot that can wake your slumbering baby while you're traveling: Noisy hotel neighbors, loud restaurants, traffic — pretty much anything out of your baby's typical routine is a potential wake - up hazard.

You can talk about how much fun your travel was, but now it's time to get back to the normal routine... starting with bedtime.

Other things, like having another child, traveling, or moving might knock you both off balance until you're resettled into a routine.

Now that my youngest is two and I have a super supportive mother - in - law willing to help with the girls, I'm able to incorporate a little more travel into my self care routine.

Let's be honest — it's very easy to create new routines and dependencies when you're stressed and things are a little wacky with shopping, visiting, traveling etc..

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For many parents, the fear of disrupting a child's routine is enough to avoid all plans of travel.

However, if your child is not mobile and is used to a certain routine, traveling can be more difficult.

It's clear to me now that my son's clinginess stems from our cross-country travels, during which we stayed in three different places; it may have gotten worse after returning because he was thrown back into his old routine, which suddenly seemed new again, and because, Thompson says, sometimes kids become clingy after something crazy has happened in an attempt to «emotionally refuel.»

I believe that schedules and routines are important in keeping sanity and creating a secure lifestyle for the baby, which ultimately helps when we do travel.