Sentences with phrase «unappreciated parenting»

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So that's the first thing: resolve any fears you may have about not being good enough parents, about being abandoned by your teen, about feeling unappreciated («after all I've done for you»), about losing your teen to his birth parents.

In general, student nutrition departments are unloved and unappreciated both by their school district colleagues and also by the parents and kids.

Other than a brief conversation held between best friends Gerry (Elizabeth Olsen) and Lilly (Dakota Fanning) at the beginning of the movie, where they discuss first Lilly catching her father cheating on her mother and then the strange notion of parents having sex in general before moving on to their own unappreciated virginity, there is no real plot to become de-virginized.

Parents feel unappreciated by teachers.

Some of the most common problems I work with are feeling disconnected from your partner, healing from infidelity, figuring out if you can or even want to make your relationship work, how to restore love and connection with the people who matter the most, dealing with difficult relationships with siblings, parents or children, feeling unappreciated, depression, anxiety, worry, addiction, or just general unhappiness.

Such comments have raised some questions for me about how these relationships have become so skewed, with parents usually feeling manipulated and unappreciated.

Though both parents work much harder after the birth of their child, they both feel unappreciated.

Usually these cases commence when fathers, especially fathers with money, get their anger played upon by their lawyers, and the fathers seek «equal timesharing» or joint custody from mothers who before that were the parent who did the most parenting (often the financially dependent parent), and the fathers are at risk for paying high child support or alimony or are just feeling unappreciated and insulted.

Both parents are working harder, but they both feel unappreciated.

So that's the first thing: resolve any fears you may have about not being good enough parents, about being abandoned by your teen, about feeling unappreciated («after all I've done for you»), about losing your teen to his birth parents.