Sentences with phrase «who meets the needs of your baby»

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For the parent it means the joy of having met these needs and the warm response of a baby who is for the most part content.

The baby whose needs are met most of the time, whose body is handled most of the time with tenderness and pleasure, who has frequent experiences of closeness and warmth from both parents, will respond to them in ways that satisfy their needs as successful, life - giving parents.

This is particularly important for babies, toddlers, young girls and women, who are at risk of iron deficiency, as their bodies need more iron to meet the needs for growth and losses through menstruation.

That said, I do believe that these are families who need all the help we can give them... and that help should be in the form of a supply of disposable diapers that will safely and entirely meet their baby's diapering needs.

Nursing, changing diaper, changing spit - up clothes (baby's and yours), made a cup of tea, spent an hour trying to get in 10 minutes of Tummy Time so the baby won't be a dolt, spent 40 minutes getting the baby down for a nap which ended up lasting 20 minutes, made lunch and spilled half of it on the baby's head, clothing changes all around, nursing, found now - cold cup of untouched tea and drank it anyway, more nursing, baby falls asleep on you but wakes up if you try to move him so you just stay slumped on the couch with one leg forward and the other bent uncomfortably under you because this kid needs to sleep or we'll all diiieeee, nursing, realize you forgot about the weekly mothers» meeting which was your only adult outing dammit and now who will be your friend?

I feel there are many adult babies out there who are now seeking to have their emotional needs met and instead of seeing their child as a human being full of promise who is designed to have his needs met by his parents, who simply wants to love and be loved, they see the child as competition who had better get with the program because now it's ALL about parent.

«API supports parents who know in their hearts keeping their baby close and meeting their needs, as they express it, is important to the health and well - being of their baby.»

As a breastfeeding mum who is the one and only person there to feed the baby, how can she meet the nighttime needs of her breastfed baby while getting the rest she needs?

Ask people who work with teen moms about what drives them to drop out of school and they can list a litany of barriers: exhaustion from taking care of the baby, trouble getting reliable child care, and a school system poorly set up to meet their new needs.

Women who are carrying twins or multiple babies should double that amount in order to meet the needs of their developing babies.

We need to help find a cure to save the lives of all the unborn babies who will never get to meet their mommy.

This beautiful, intuitive mother who was meeting her baby's needs simply needed some gentle tweaking and a big dose of support — without being told she was creating «bad habits.»

Please note that in order to accommodate the needs of families with very young babies who are meeting in cozy living rooms without a lot of space to move around, we can not meet the needs of walking toddlers or older siblings.

For many moms who are able to pump at work they can enjoy the maternity leave and work on building a good supply that meets the needs of her baby.

Sage Parents are wise and discerning women who are likely to co-sleep with their babies, breastfeed their toddlers, forgo spanking, time outs, and reward charts in favor of a hug and face - to - face conversation to meet the underlying need, homeschool their kids, and long for family travel, seeing themselves as natural parenting rebels with big hearts who need some trusted guidance to live the family life of their dreams.

For this reason, we invite you to meet with us to talk about your concerns and discuss ways we can work together to ensure that no family has to endure the pain and heartbreak of a baby who doesn't get the nutrition they need to thrive.

Babies who use pacifiers are getting that need to suck met with the pacifier instead of the breast, so they may decide to give up breastfeeding sooner than if they did not take a pacifier.

After all, if every little part of your relationship is of earthshaking importance, for example if not being emotionally available to meet your baby's every need 24/7 will cause long term emotional damage, if being an imperfect parent will mean your little one will be toast by age 3, who wouldn't be a wreck about it?

I have been a doula since 2001, and now run a large group of doulas who help parents not only soothe their infants, but also help them understand and meet their baby's needs, including the need for sleep.

It has always been my passion to work with tiny babies and everyone around them who loves and protects them, and I finally found a profession that honors parents while meeting the needs of babies.

Now available with the option of a stay dry microfleece topper, the GroVia Boosters can meet the needs of those parents wanting a 100 % organic option or those who like the idea of the stay dry fleece wicking moisture away from baby's sensitive areas.

The Evenflo baby travel systems meet the needs of many parents who want affordable and quality strollers.

A breastfed baby, who is 1 year of age or older and eating nutrient dense solids, needs approximately 15 ounces of breastmilk each day to meet child nutrition standards.

The most commonly accepted medical definition of colic is the «Rule of Threes»: a baby that is otherwise healthy and has had his / her needs met, but who still cries for 3 or more hours in a day, for 3 or more days per week, for 3 weeks or more.

The most commonly accepted medical definition of «colic» is a baby whose needs have all been met and who is otherwise healthy, but who cries for more than 3 hours a day, more than 3 days a week for more than 3 weeks.

This is one of the first times you will have to decide whether you're going to be an assertive parent who manages to meet the needs of her baby while maintaining her own need not to be injured, or a resentful martyr who bears unnecessary bruises and whose child will go on to bite babysitters, grandparents and even pets in her quest for something firm to chew on.

If your baby is on any kind of elimination diet — when certain foods have to be excluded due to allergy or intolerance — you should consult a dietician, who will ensure that his nutritional needs are being fully met.

Women who are expecting a child need only about 300 additional calories per day to meet the needs of the growing baby.

As I've said before, there isn't a typical Sugar Baby, but rather different types of Babies, who seek and meet different needs.

Thank you Maira for coming today from Montreal and meeting us and other dogs in our program in need of us plus meeting other people who believed in what you and I plus Andrea were trying so hard to do and supported our rescue efforts for these Brazilian Dane Babies....

In fact, in most other parts of the world, babies rarely cry for long periods of time, perhaps because their needs are met immediately by their mothers, who are in constant contact with them.

Because of Freud's pervasive influence on society's mainstream beliefs about the parent - child relationship, people often expect that any caregiver who regularly meets a baby's needs will become an attachment partner for that baby.

Fact: «Results for very young infants who spend more than thirty hours a week in the more institutionalized settings, where a few caregivers struggle to meet the needs of many infants, or for children who bounce from one facility to another, are less [than] encouraging... Not only can effects be seen in the way infants respond to their mothers, but also in the way mothers respond to their babies, who are already harder to soothe.

Everyone who works with infants and their families needs and deserves to have training and supervision that supports them to meet the social and emotional needs of the babies, toddlers, and families with whom they work.