We also have a trampoline, at the occupational therapist's suggestion, as bouncing helps with sensory processing, which is how we make sense of the messages we receive from the world around us through our senses.
And with 60% of young people saying that they first see pornography aged 14 or younger, why aren't we giving them the tools to offset and make sense of the confusing messages such material can often impart?
How can we help them make sense of the mixed messages our society sends to them about what women want?
The climate change negotiations have now entered a phase where a team of tame "spooks" is needed by anybody trying to make sense of the myriad messages emerging from the hectic schedule of pre-Copenhagen meetings.
In the narrow streets and alleys dotted with yeshivas and synagogues, people in Beit Yisrael struggled today to make sense of the carnage, looking for a message in the horrific deaths of a couple and their two small children, a mother and her infant son, a boy and his baby sister, and a teenager.
In an effort to make sense of the convoluted and sometimes contradictory messaging around the procedure, Broadly meets with experts in the field, egg brokers, and patients whose road to parenthood may depend on birthing a child from their frozen eggs.
In an effort to make sense of the convoluted and sometimes contradictory messaging around egg freezing, Broadly meets with experts in the field, egg brokers, and patients whose road to parenthood may depend on birthing a child from their frozen eggs.
Hardly any receive the comprehensive sexuality education they need to make sense of these messages.
"On the other hand, tweets are full of slang, but we can use machine-learning algorithms to make sense of those messages".
Message board chatter today includes both strong "buy" and strong "sell" messages as investors tried to make sense of the stock surge.
I have been reading e-mail messages and trying to make sense of the subject ever since.
