Sentence examples for parenting exercise from inspiring English sources

Little did I know that my visit to Africa would turn into the most incredible parenting exercise I could imagine.

Some parents exercise that right more liberally than others.

That does not mean that the industry can refuse to help parents exercise control over what their children watch.

Your parents exercise certain kinds of control because they are your parents and thus responsible for your well-being, not because they paid for your stuff.

What is the point of offering choice and then getting angry if parents exercise it to secure their own children a competitive advantage?

Part of that bargain is that parents exercise some discretion about when they want their children to watch [CBBC]." A consultation on the proposed extension of hours carried out by the trust found that the majority of respondents were ultimately opposed to the plan.

Chief Justice Rehnquist emphasised that Ohio's programme let parents "exercise genuine choice among options public and private, secular and religious"; I suspect the union could and will argue that facts on the ground mean that however noble Mr Jindal's intent, such genuine choice in practice does not exist.

In the modern American family parents exercise a certain degree of authority over a child as he or she is growing up.

People were married here, and their parents exercised here, and their children had birthday parties here.

Logically, their point of departure seems to be related to the idea of parents exercising any choice in the school to which they send their child.

If parents exercised more control over what their children eat, by instruction and involvement in their diet, that would reduce childhood obesity significantly.