"Just saying, most parents mark their kid's height against the wall with a pencil".
Physical separation and the establishment of material independence from parents mark the adolescent's transition to adulthood.
Then teachers, children or parents mark these tests and we see the looks on our children's faces as we mark this or that question with a zero.
Watching my parents mark their ballots, knowing they never skipped an election, instilled in me a belief that it was a privilege to be able to vote but also that it meant something.
With baptismal documentation lacking, it is only because her parents marked the grave with this stone that her existence is known to us, many generations later.
My Little Pony Equestria Girl Rainbow Dash, an Aurora costume, a goldfish: my four-year-old twins' Christmas list is mostly derived from the adverts they memorise on Channel 5 (bad-parent marks for me).
Whether your foodie-in-training needs the $16.95 colossal lump crab cake is an individual decision — other options include mini cheeseburgers or crispy fried shrimp for $8.95 — but this white-table seafood spot is great for parents marking a special occasion.
Parents marked large bowel movements with "B" and small bowel movements, "a stain of feces in the nappy," with "b".
For each ADHD item, parents marked boxes to say whether their child showed the behavior; these were coded as follows: 0 for "no," 1 for "a little more than others," and 2 for "a lot more than others".
All parenting milestones mark both beginnings and ends.
The peer groups -- more than the larger seminars on financial planning, second careers or caring for dying parents -- mark T.T.N. and its imitators as a female invention.
