Sentences with phrase «young children who»

Rooms are very spacious and can fit additional beds for young children who'd prefer to sleep with their parents.

Great place for families with young children who can go in the shallow sandy swimming area!

The only negative (and this was marginal) was 2 periods of young children who were noisy during the day and early morning and often monopolized the pool.Another marginal thing (didn't really affect us much), Travis wasn't around much during the day.

(A good distraction for families with young children who have recently become obsessed with the movie Frozen.)

I must say it catered to families with young children who were abundant during our 2 week stay.

The Family Program Series is designed for families with young children who are interested in learning more about the veterinary profession.

While Yorkshire Terriers make wonderful pets for adults and older children, their physical delicacy does not make them ideal companions for young children who may accidentally injure their pets.

They can be a great family dog if raised with young children who are careful with animals: Alaskan Klee Kais are not likely to tolerate being mistreated and should be monitored when with children.

This is particularly an issue if young children who forget to wash their hands are handling these animals.

This is because the behavior can be threatening and even dangerous, particularly if you have young children who are still learning about personal boundaries and sharing themselves.

Most veterinarians would recommend giving your pooch Pedialyte, an oral rehydration salt solution that is typically given to young children who experience mild to moderate diarrhea.

Most often, these are young children who eat dirt or sand that contain roundworm eggs because of dog stool left on the soil.

Do you have a busy life and young children who would need to be constantly supervised with a new animal?

4 Paws For Ability is committed to placing Seizure Assistance Dogs with young children who have any form of epilepsy or other condition causing seizures.

Please do not bring young children who might become disruptive during the 2 - hour appointment.

This nervousness can lead to the dogs nipping or growling at young children who aren't aware how to properly interact with small animals.

Not to mention the risks that pesticides could pose to other members of the household, particularly young children who're in the habit of snuggling up with kitty.

It should also be considered that the incidence of pit bull - type dogs» involvement in severe and fatal attacks may represent high prevalence in neighborhoods that present high risk to the young children who are the most common victim of severe or fatal attacks.

However they are particularly nervous and, combined with their very small size and extremely lively nature, this makes them unsuitable for young children who will want to play with them, as they could easily escape when handled.

While typically sweet - natured, he can be aggressive toward other animals if not properly socialized and isn't recommended for homes with young children who may test his patience.

Young children who make a lot of noise and who are not gentle may overwhelm an Eng - A-Poo.

His diminutive size means he's not an ideal candidate for homes with young children who may get a little too rough with him.

The Yorkshire Terrier can sometimes be a little bit yappy and it might be wary around strangers — these dogs also do not tend to take well to children, especially young children who do not know how to handle the dog properly.

It is not recommended for young children who are too rough.

This can be tricky, especially if you have young children who want to play with your kitten in the daytime, or if your kitten is prone to the «night crazies».

This usually isn't a problem in adults but may be a problem with young children who may swallow a flea when nuzzling a pet.

But meeting several young children who are calm and handle the kitten appropriately can lead to a cat who adores kids.

Pugs will not get along well with young children who do not know how to properly handle it.

We also love the nipple shape because it appeals to most babies, and we love the shape of the bottle for ease of holding — it's slim and easy to hold by a range of people, from grandparents with weak fingers and young children who want to feed their newest sibling.

Young children who have never seen a tablet like the iPad or an e-reader like the Kindle will still reach out and run their fingers across the pages of a paper book; they will jab at an illustration they like; heck, they will even taste the corner of a book.

These contain simple words that are supported by pictures to give young children who are learning to read the confidence they need to predict words and to read by themselves.

The last big thing is the read aloud function, which should be useful for people who can not read that well due to vision problems and for young children who are only just developing their reading skills.

Mighty, Mighty Construction Site by Sherri Duskey Rinker, illustrated by Tom Lichtenheld (Chronicle, 2/14) I think we all know a family with young children who will want this rhyming follow - up to the bestselling Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site.

The fine motor skills of young children who can't use a mouse or keyboard means the tablet is a much more comfortable home for Land of Me.»

Young children who have close contact with grandparents gain a new perspective while observing their parents» relationships with their elders.

Seating in the third row is also well designed, but best suited to young children who don't have to worry about legroom.

What is our justification for causing undue anxiety and stress in young children who are unable to speak up for themselves?

This hour, we discuss learning outcomes for young children who attend preschool programs, and the accessibility of those programs in our area.

The ESC of Lake Erie West offers a developmentally appropriate preschool program for young children who have delayed development, are «at - risk» for academic difficulties, or are «typically» developing.»

Young children who are homeless should have the same access to public preschool programs as young children who are housed.

And young children who miss a lot of class are more likely to end up with holes in their understanding, and with academic trouble later, whether their absences were excused or not.

Just be patient: learning the letter sounds is a crucial skill for young children who will soon be learning to read.

Guidance on the most effective ways to support the development of young children who have or are at - risk of developmental delays or disabilities, with additional resources on the Early Childhood Technical Assistance Center website — from the Council for Exceptional Children, Division for Early Childhood

She is a mother of two young children who are growing up as trilinguals speaking Korean, Farsi, and English.

This update to their seminal 2008 report uses the latest scientific evidence to rebut several common myths regarding how best to support the linguistic and academic achievement of young children who are learning more than one language — from the Foundation for Child Development

LaTia became a teacher to be the voice for young children who believed their potential is limited and to help them become the best version of themselves.

«This book fills a seroius gap in our professional toolbox: How to design and implement curriculum for young children who are learning English as they continue to learn their home language.»

The neighborhood felt unsafe to many of the young children who had to walk themselves to school so grandparents of one child created a «walking bus», stopping at houses along the way so children could come out and walk with them.

This module offers an overview of young children who are dual - language learners.

The new guidance, offers practical solutions to protect young children who are most at risk and is available online.