caretaking in A Sentence

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There is no neediness in desire, no Caretaking.”.

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I firmly believe Caretaking the soul is incredibly important for happiness.

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In social animals, appropriate Caretaking is one of those vital inputs.

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Does the Caretaking staff signal each other through eye and hand gestures?

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If mean Caretaking included inconsistent watering and locking the plant in a dark closet, then yes, definitely.

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The healthcare system is so overburdened that the government can only allot meager stipends for domestic Caretaking.

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You don't want your relationship to start feeling like a Caretaking role- and trust me, neither does your partner.

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It's as if despite the struggles and hardship, motherhood and Caretaking was a road to discovering more about herself.

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The priestesses and priests maintained the Mother Goddess worship, which included the Caretaking of Mother Earth, for thousands of years.

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In response, he will intensify his Caretaking routines to“force the world to be safe” either by manipulating those around him.

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Caregivers who take regular time away not only provide better care, they also find more satisfaction in their Caretaking roles.

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Healthy relationships are based on interdependency, where both partners move back and forth in Caretaking, but mostly operate as independent adults.

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This may be troubling to egalitarian feminists, and it would indeed be wise for most fathers to spend more time in Caretaking.

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Later, Yoko is spotted again by Alex as she is shuffling down the stairs of the Caretaking facility where Alex, Karen, and Yoko work.

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However, since the real goal of his Caretaking is to make himself feel better, his efforts usually hit wide of actually meeting others' needs.

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My addictions to sugar, anger, judgment, staying in my head, blame, and Caretaking, would lower my frequency and make it impossible to connect with my guidance.

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When two persons with backgrounds of Caretaking for their parents meet and are attracted to one another, they immediately begin assessing whether their needs are complimentary.

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In all the homes, interviews were conducted not just with the Caretaking staff and supervisor but also, critically, the children, in private, away from the staff.

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Later in the movie, Yoko is spotted again by Alex as she is shuffling down the stairs of the Caretaking facility where Alex, Karen, and Yoko work.

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Konrad Lorenz suggests that“Caretaking behaviour and affective orientation” towards infants as an innate mechanism, and this is triggered by cute characteristics such as“chubby cheeks” and large eyes.

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Human infants require massive Caretaking and our ancestors adapted to this pressure via increased care from diverse members of the group, including both sexes and all ages.

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But I would guess that many of your friends are in codependent relationships- taking and Caretaking- and if they are not yet having problems, they will likely have them in the future.

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The words bond or bonding are commonly used to describe both Caretaking and the emotional exchange that forms the attachment process, even though they are very different ways of connecting with your child.

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Another train of thought is that by munching on a placenta, the mother will naturally come into contact with her young, and by licking them clean, this contact will stimulate bonding and Caretaking behaviors.

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Another theory for the practice is that by gobbling up the afterbirth, the mother will naturally come into contact with her young, and by licking them clean, this contact will stimulate bonding and Caretaking behaviors.

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The child separated from his parent is terrified and because the brain function to modulate effect is built within this Caretaking relationship and is ongoing well into the late teen years, that child is also not able to calm the terror.

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