Sentences with phrase «well in homes with kids»

I would do best in a home with kids 10 and up who know how to treat dogs, due to my past and condition.

He'd do best in a home with kids over 10.

He would do well in a home with kids over 10, with another dog or on his own.

He is a social, sweet outgoing boy, would do well in a home with kids 8 and up.

Not exact matches

Elementary children at the least equipped to deal with, and get help for, any issues of mental health, especially in dysfunctional homes that aren't the «worst of the worst»... there is likely a better chance the kid getting beaten black and blue will get notices (but not necessarily, sadly), then the child that is being psychologically or emotionally abused.

You never once smacked one of those kids, the ones there on full scholarship with visions of patched sport coasts in the Ivory Tower, you never once icily mentioned that you were working full time, going into debt, commuting two hours to school, that you had three small babies at home, that you worked in a fast - paced and exhausting industry under tremendous pressure just to come home, kiss your kids for a brief moment, launching into that thesis until well past midnight, just to get up at 6 the next morning and do it all over again, relentlessly.

And at the same time, I see our homes and our travels, our tears and our laughter, I see him standing in the room and weeping over tea - towels with never - babies inside, and I see us holding the now - growing - up babies as they learn to walk, and I see him looking at me across our old bed that he built with his own hands and I see us as kids and I see us as lovers and I see us as best friends, and I see us just last night as we staggered through a sleepless night with lanky kids who couldn't sleep well and I think, God, we grew up together.

Well I think having more than two kids is disordered as is living in a home with more bedrooms than people.

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Now whether you have big plans of traveling somewhere or just chilling at home with your loved ones this could be a good time to engage the kids in kitchen to cook up some of your family favourites.

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With foodservice spending leaping back to pre-recession levels combined with industry consultants» predictions of a dramatic increase in family dining visits this year, Boston's Restaurant & Sports Bar (Boston's) is announcing the launch of a best - in - class kids program to enhance its kid - friendly environment in the dining room and for guests at hWith foodservice spending leaping back to pre-recession levels combined with industry consultants» predictions of a dramatic increase in family dining visits this year, Boston's Restaurant & Sports Bar (Boston's) is announcing the launch of a best - in - class kids program to enhance its kid - friendly environment in the dining room and for guests at hwith industry consultants» predictions of a dramatic increase in family dining visits this year, Boston's Restaurant & Sports Bar (Boston's) is announcing the launch of a best - in - class kids program to enhance its kid - friendly environment in the dining room and for guests at home.

I mean look at carzola, he says outright without hiding that we need a striker... about finishing strongly, we did that last season and the season after and the other after after a first leg screw - up... maybe ramsey loves his friends in the dressing room but saying that we need a few quality wouldn't have hurt anyone... we weren't able to beat the chelsea that hez talking about at home even with a full squad so i don't get his reference plus other teams are strengthening strongly and will only get better... man utd with a mediocre team played us like we were some kids FH at OT and we had no injuries... IF WE DO NT SIGN STRIKER we are doomed cz it» l be harder to beat even the small teams

«If a referee is not brave, and doesn't have what it takes to take charge of these type of games, with no personality, better he stays at home eating chips or in the stand with the fans, his wife and his kids.»

We found the separate bedroom / sitting room layout (didn't see this advertised anywhere else) is especially good for families with younger kids (or for dads or moms who like to come home later and don't want to wake everyone up on the way in!).

Given that, I can see that a huge swath of society would feel a whole lot better if women would just get with the program like their moms did — marry, stay at home and manage the kids while bringing in some income.

But I still think the little monsters are a PITA and though I will never shirk in my responsibility to care for them and will mourn them when they do go, the thought of having a pet free home is blissful, they will NOT be replaced until I am well done with babies and the kids are MUCH older.

And to me, that «s the proof in the pudding: not a quiet home or well - behaved toddlers, or preschoolers with consistently good table manners or school kids who always speak respectfully, or teenagers who never lash out or young adults who never make mistakes, but a family in which everybody is encouraged to be the best possible version of him or herself.

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If you are blessed with a little angle for the first - time, we guess, you are having a super busy for taking care your newborn kids & as well as the festive environment in your sweet home!

There are plenty of days when I wish I could stay home with my kids instead of working, but in the long run I know this will benefit them as well as our relationship.

Then Jenna Pepper, a vegetable and nutrition enthusiast who blogs over at Food With Kid Appeal, brought up the point in her excellent article that if we continue to feed them junk food and don't collectively teach our kids, at home and at school, about the joys and benefits of eating real food, children will pick the crap over the good stuff when given the choice.

I hope that one day we will, but I'm OK with staying home with my kids most nights if it gives me the peace of mind knowing that they are in good hands.

So, when my husband gets the kids ready and takes Ben to school and comes home and makes me eggs and toast, well I pretty much fall in love with him again.

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swap and share with freinds and family, kid's clothes and equipment needen't be new to be in good condition, even Birthday gifts, shoes and home schooling books can be aquired in this way or very cheeply second hand.

I stay home with my kids right now, and I homeschool, but when they are grown I will probably go back to school, and obstetrics is a field I've considered just so that maybe I can make a bit of a good difference, and give women the best of both worlds (like a water birth, in a hospital with a doula or midwife with an OB on staff or back up in case something went wrong.)

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«It was good enough to use for cooking demonstrations and good enough to send home with the kids but not good enough to feed kids in their lunch,» Christian said.

The best way to start these changes is in your own home with your kids.

Really useful information, and good to know in case my kids bring home a friend, or I meet somebody with these issues so now I better understand.

Kids who come to school with the above conditions in place at home learn better and take more joy in their learning.

You may find a licensed provider with a safe, clean home who loves kids and interacts well with them, and who offers a wide range of appropriate activities, though she may not have an educational background in early childhood development.

Well, I felt apprehensive in general, but felt so with regards to home ed as I wanted to do it the justice it deserved and I didn't feel ’15 Kids...» did that.

Well, I felt apprehensive in general, but felt so with regards to home ed as I wanted to do it the justice it deserved and I didn't feel ’15 Kids...» did... Read More

The psychologist can let the parents know that it is not uncommon for kids with SM to be completely verbal at home or out in the community, but be painfully shut down at school, and that kids with SM respond well to effective treatment.

Just think about it: if you were trying to balance a very tight budget in an operation which lives or dies based on how well students accept your food, and if many (sometimes, the vast majority) of those students came from homes in which nutritionally balanced, home cooked meals are far from the norm, and if the food industry was bombarding those kids with almost $ 2 billion a year in advertising promoting junk food and fast food, and if you had no money of your own for nutrition education to even begin to counter those messages, and if some of those kids also had the option of going off campus to a 7 - 11 or grabbing a donut and chips from a PTA fundraising table set up down the hall, wouldn't you, too, be at least a tiny bit tempted to ramp up the white flour pasta, pizza and fries and ditch the tasteless, low - sodium green beans?

If you want someone to come into the home and you want them to straighten up as well and perhaps you are not sure that you are working full time so you are around and there are times when you might wan na take your child and I often see parents get stuck in that dilemma, «Well, I have childcare today but I really wanted to be with my kid and now what I am not gonna pay them but yet they are feeling like they wan na be there.&rawell and perhaps you are not sure that you are working full time so you are around and there are times when you might wan na take your child and I often see parents get stuck in that dilemma, «Well, I have childcare today but I really wanted to be with my kid and now what I am not gonna pay them but yet they are feeling like they wan na be there.&raWell, I have childcare today but I really wanted to be with my kid and now what I am not gonna pay them but yet they are feeling like they wan na be there.»

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It's even been suggested that kids with relatively less - educated parents do better in school when they are from authoritarian homes (Leung et al 1998).

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So this week when one of my good friends, Fun at Home with Kids, challenged kid bloggers to participate in Slime Week, I knew I had to try it!

We have found it to be good for our son to interact with other kids and to be in environments where he isn't always the center of attention... as he is at home, as an only child.

Ads show people on top of what looks like Mount Everest teleconferencing with their kids back home in what may well be Iowa.

As a result, Viv can answer queries such as «Book me an appointment with a French - speaking optometrist whose office is on my way home from work,» «Find me a good place to go take my kids to the Caribbean in the last week of February,» and «I want to pick up a great bottle of wine on the way to my brother's house — something that goes well with lasagna.»

Borzekowski found that the children in Brazil, China, Russia, Pakistan, Nigeria and India who could best identify tobacco brands did not necessarily live with a smoker, further suggesting that kids are picking up knowledge about cigarettes in public rather than at home.

With kids and pets spending the majority of their day playing, crawling, and somersaulting (well the kids are somersaulting, not the dog) across the floor, I am not about to sprinkle a pesticide around my home that will put them in danger.

If you can't devote time to driving to the gym or you're stuck at home with kids, working out in your own home may be your best option for fitting in quick calorie - burning session.

What: Support group lead by a Clinical Psychologist / Parenting Expert with a focus on managing stress and anxiety in the home with the goal of raising happy, well - adjusted kids.

While you definitely want kids, pets, and food in your life, the best way to deal with your remaining indoor air - quality problem is to add plants around the home that absorb harmful chemicals over time.