"If a single man has children, a single woman has children, two men have children or two women have children, then for these people they have a family," he said.
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Like Bitton, Jameson also has children from a past relationship.
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If someone has children to feed, what will he do?
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He also has children still living in the United States.
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If the client has children, the whole family receives meals.
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"She has children that go to DC public schools," Hobson said.
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She has children to protect and that's what she's concerned about.
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The delayed gratification theory has children doing the hard things first.
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"We always met over lunch because Francis has children," explains Persson.
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Only one other person on my team has children under 19.
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She goes back to medical school, graduates, gets married and has children.
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Fonseca, who has children, said she's heard the criticism from some parents.
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We request a family that has children of similar ages to ours.
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I have since learned that this son is married and has children.
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Her eldest, Tania, also lives in Denver and has children of her own.
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Anyone who has children uses good more often than he or she should.
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And she has children who she adores, she has a family she adores.
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He also has children who might want to know their actual genetic line.
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I wonder, though, if Fitzgerald will retain her parents' optimism when she has children.
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Marjorie also has children Morgan, 30, Jason, 25, and Lori from her previous marriage.
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Michael has children of his own, who are in desperate need of a nanny.
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This age group often has children under age 2000, or still is in school.
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Mr. Goodall lived alone in his later years, though he has children and several grandchildren.
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One is married to a permanent resident and has children who are United States citizens.
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As Fellowes said, "Let's hope he gets through the war and has children of his own."
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She is married to an Indian man and has children, who go to school in India.
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"I actually am dating somebody — I'm not going to say who — who has children," she revealed.
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"She has children, probably has grandchildren and great-grandchildren, how can you do that?" he said.
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She said she wanted a bigger apartment for when she has children and her parents retire.
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Merchandise arrived by the truckload, including 60,000 teddy bears and more bicycles than Newtown has children.
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Unboxing videos have even become their own weird category of entertainment, and it has children hooked.
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" Another woman, who has children, thinks: "My body's coursing with secret genes and hormones and proteins.
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But is she worried Ravenel won't commit, considering that he has been married before and has children?
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She has a brother, who has children, but who is not on good terms with the family.
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Mr. Bailey said he was single today, "but happy," and has children, but wouldn't say how many.
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He has children and at least one girlfriend, and he appears filled with a love for life.
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Mr Kim has children imprisoned for their parents' thought-crimes and his own relatives murdered on a whim.
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We know the Banks children are all grown up, and Michael (Ben Whishaw) has children of his own.
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Now that he has children of his own, Jacobs is eager to pass along his love for the movies.
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She has children and that as a mother, she should take a look at the character that she's playing.
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In practice, if the couple has children the person with custody often keeps the home—more often the mother.
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Szekely explained that the person working in tech is usually the main provider, especially if the couple has children.
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The building, now called the Durfee Innovation Society, has children teeming the halls, a pizzeria, training programs, yoga classes.
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The donor, who already has children, should remain as fertile as he was before, despite giving up a testicle.
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Santana, for example, comes home to a devoted father who has remarried a younger woman and has children with her.
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The bond between mother and daughter is special, made even more so when a daughter has children of her own.
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The 270 Constitution, crafted by the military, bars her from the presidency because she has children who are British citizens.
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But tennis stays the same, just like it is with basically any other player on the tour who has children.
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A key takeaway for millennials, as this generation has children themselves, is to think about setting a good example, Bohlsen said.
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"Do I want children because I want to be admired as the admirable sort of woman who has children?" she asks.
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This Ben lies baldly and repeatedly about whether he is married, whether he has ever been married, whether he has children.
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After the couple has children, however, they tend to divide housework based on which partner does more work outside the home.
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"People have always been touched by it, especially veterans and the generation that has children in the armed forces now," Storm said.
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The parents today-, you know, I want to understand who in the audience has children, if you don't mind raising your hands?
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Now the Trump administration has just taken direct aim at a woman's fundamental right to decide whether and when she has children.
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I would ask her, how she can look in the mirror, considering the fact she has children, but maybe she avoids those.
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She has children, but the great wealth and the security that come with working for her father exempt her from child care pressures.
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Squeezed by her financial precarity—she has children and debt—the narrator applies for a temporary job in an Amazon warehouse in Leipzig.
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The Tesoro Cultural Center in Colorado has children dress up as Mary and Joseph and go from house to house, asking for shelter.
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We're all adults and no one has children, so of course there's no — wait, yes, there's a note from Santa and it rhymes.
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Earning more money was the most important thing to the most people, though — which makes sense since not everyone who works has children.
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We agreeably found a home for most of the things: Brother No. 2 has children; Brother No. 603 and I have no children.
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In contrast to Social Security, we don't leave $400 of groceries every week on the porch of every household that has children. Why?
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First and foremost, he has children of his own, and his oldest is headed off to college, and… Didn't you go to school together?
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You cannot say you are fighting for women's economic empowerment, but then oppose a woman's ability to choose when or whether she has children.
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And when he has children of his own, he will finally understand I wasn't insistent that he checks in because I didn't trust him.
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Or consider a woman who marries rich, has children, and stays at home to rear them (crucial work for which she gets no wages).
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Everyone who has children knows how emotionally wrenching it can be to watch them struggle through the flu, much less a more serious health problem.
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But once Yom is married and has children, he told me, it simply won't be sustainable to continue spending so much time with his classes.
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Ms. Stoneman has children ages 5 and 9, and for the last three years has received SNAP even while working in a pontoon boat factory.
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Rolling Stone, for instance, described nonchalantly that he had the "interests and enthusiasms of a child" in 1983: Jackson frequently has children over to play.
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Like Carey, he also has children from a previous marriage – he has three young kids with his ex-wife Erica Baxter, who is now dating Seal.
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Hinge Preferred — which is still $203 a month — adds additional filters for politics, drinking, smoking, drug use, whether someone has children, and whether they want children.
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Nicole is a weed dealer from Ohio, who has shifted most of the drop off and delivery responsibility to her fiancé now that she has children.
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"For a parent who has children at the school, even when we give the all clear, it's difficult given that today is December 14th," said Rodrigue.
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The wife of the offender, my friend's older sister, who has children, as well as his mother, argued that the case should not proceed to court.
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Berrott has children with Garcia and another woman, Raven Prince, according to court documents, and Garcia also allegedly sent death threats to Prince while posing as Berrott.
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Kuck slams ICE for detaining his client, claiming he is not a threat to his community nor is he a flight risk ... he also has children here.
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"Everybody is busy improving the fields, buying new equipment, and the players are going to outside tournaments again," said Ms. Belau, who has children in the league.
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In passing readers learn that he has children, grandchildren and a brother, and that he first ran for the Senate as a third-party candidate in 1971.
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She has children of her own now, 4 and 2 years old, and two nieces and a nephew she often gets charged with taking care of too.
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And I am also so sad that the world he is growing up in has children accounting for friends to be sure they are alive and safe.
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It is so hard for a new parent to imagine a child any different from the one he or she has—children do so have their own gravity.
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Tiffani Givens -- whom Mychal has children with -- says on several occasions over the last year the MLB player has stalked her, sent her abusive messages and stole from her.
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"To think of the excitement and enthusiasm that he had, and that he has children, it just hurts," Linda Stevens, a FedEx worker, told WSVN outside the funeral home.
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Michael Banks — the young boy from the original film — is now a father of a family and he's living in Cherry Tree Lane in the house and he has children.
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"Never say 'marijuana' again in this courthouse until you call the police on your friend from college who dares to smoke it when he has children at home," she fumes.
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Already isolated — none has children or a spouse — they are defined even more than before by their pain and rage and their desperate efforts to assert control over their lives.
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They don't dispute that she has a baby, they don't dispute that she has children, but they're saying if you're not breastfeeding then you don't deserve to be with them.
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Kossola lives a full life in Africatown — he marries and has children and becomes a sexton in the town church — but his narrative is permeated with pain and sorrow and loneliness.
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This is because the book's force lies not in what it tells us about parenting, but in its sensitive portrayal of the blurring of self that happens after one has children.
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" The producer – who is married to a woman with whom she has children – told THR that Price "did not relent in the cab or once they arrived at the Amazon party.
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American girls became widely enrolled in athletic programs only after the passage of Title IX in 1972; that generation of women now has children who can follow their mothers' athletic lead.
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Dr. Ashwani Garg, medical director of the physician assistant program at North Central College in Illinois, has children with asthma, but said he had decided not to stop his cleaning service.
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"She has a husband, she has children, she has a high education, she has a career, and she has this amazing title of having put a man in presidential office," Rion said.
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He is the coach at Miratus, as well as its architect and builder, so he usually has children in his wake, directing them through a mix of shouts, hand gestures and charisma.
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The New England Patriots legend was talking football to CBS News when he was asked if he'd ever let his child (if and when he has children) play the sport he loves.
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THEY GO THROUGH IT. OBVIOUSLY, OUR CORE, KEY CUSTOMERS – THAT WOMAN IN THE 73 TO 55 YEAR OLD AGE RANGE – BECAUSE SHE USUALLY HAS A HOUSEHOLD, OFTEN HAS CHILDREN, SHE IS SPENDING MORE.
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" According to the court documents, "the cruel and malicious publication of these stories is particularly offensive because Mr. Sheen is a father of five and has children approximately the age of Mr. Haim.
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To avoid reducing a female employee's pay as soon as she has children (which would be an unattractive HR decision for a variety of reasons) firms may pay women less in anticipation of childbirth.
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In a video that he posted, Dr. He said the father of the twins has a reason to live now that he has children, and that people with H.I.V. face severe discrimination in China.
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In defending his client, Kuck said the rapper rose above difficult circumstances, "made contributions to our society that rival any of those by a natural born citizen" and has children who are US citizens.
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Anyone who has children knows that parenting is a complex, emotionally charged daily balance of individual personalities and needs; it is shaped by time and resource constraints as much as it is by idealized values.
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"Every time I talk to someone who has children they tell me their children are willing to watch the same animated episodes over and over and that makes it very valuable to Netflix," Macker said.
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In the movie Practical Magic, Sally Owens (Sandra Bullock) is the mother because she has children, her free-spirited sister Gillian (Nicole Kidman) is the maiden, and their two older aunts form the crone together.
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Leadsom, already the underdog, scored a howler of an own goal over the weekend when she suggested that she would be a better prime minister than May because she has children and May does not.
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When she left Armstrong for Homme, to whom she is still married and has children, Dalle says Armstrong and his punk friends turned on her, blacklisted her band and bad mouthed her in the press.
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In rural Niger, a woman is not considered an adult unless she has children, observes Alison Heller of the University of Maryland, the author of "Fistula Politics: Birthing Injuries and the Quest for Continence in Niger".
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"I was happy to find out there was nothing major," she says, "and also I was able to provide that information to my brother who has children and Glenn could provide that to his siblings as well."
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Siblings Jane and Michael Banks are all grown up, and Michael has children of his own, when their former nanny (now played by Emily Blunt) returns to help them recapture some of the magic of their childhood.
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"It seems like there's less vitriol towards him, I think that because he's so entertaining and they see him more as a human, you know with his family, he has children he's very proud of," she said.
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In coincidental timing, Kardashian's ex Scott Disick, 34 (with whom she has children Mason, 8, Penelope, 5, and Reign, 3) is currently vacationing with 18-year-old girlfriend Sofia Richie and his kids in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
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If Mr. Trump, who has children with three different wives, does not share all of the party's most socially conservative stances, he could certainly be heartened by other additions to the platform, especially on national security and defense.
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According to prosecutors, his wife — who didn&apost travel because she has children from a previous marriage — contacted people who she hoped could facilitate their way to IS and booked his plane tickets to Turkey in August and September.
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And they start reading in their teens, and continue reading, I would say, until they have kids, at which point they sort of switch off and forget about sex altogether, as anybody who has children in this room will know.
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Nobel Peace Prize winner Suu Kyi, long regarded by many in the country as an icon of democracy and martyr for her cause, is prevented by the constitution from ascending to the presidency because she has children with foreign British passports.
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"If you want to create a society that invests in its future and has children, you have to make sure the underlying conditions are there," such as making sure the parents have stable jobs and day-care services, Renzi said.
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My heart battered the wall of my chest as I readied myself to explain, to apologize — to say anything that could redeem me in the eyes of a doctor who has children of her own and who has delivered many babies.
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"I am sure she will be really sad she doesn't have children so I don't want this to be 'Andrea has children, Theresa hasn't' because I think that would be really horrible," Leadsom, a devout Christian, told the Times newspaper.
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If a person with one copy of a cystic fibrosis gene, for example, has children with a partner who also has one copy of the mutated gene, each child has one chance in four of inheriting a mutated gene fromeach parent.
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"He has children too and he should put himself in the place of all the immigrants who are separated and of the relatives who are here with a broken heart and hear our cry," Henriquez said of Trump, shortly before his announcement.
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Mr. Trump has children with three different women; he blames giving his wife too much responsibility in his business for his first divorce, and his wife's wanting him to spend too much time at home with her and their daughter for his second.
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"If you want to create a society that invests in its future and has children, you have to make sure the underlying conditions are there," he added, suggesting that stable jobs and better childcare resources are needed to induce a higher birthrate.
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This text is a classic of the genre I think of as the "Little Comment," the signature mode of communication of a certain type of close relationship between a mother and her adult daughter, especially when that daughter has children of her own.
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Also, since the old idea that once a woman has children her professional career will end is no longer valid in the society, there are many talented and experienced women who have been working in the industry for a very long time.
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In a chat with Extra about the upcoming release of UglyDolls, in which he voices the character Lou, the actor and Jonas Brothers musician said he's not in competition with brother Joe Jonas and fiancée Sophie Turner over who has the better wedding — or who has children first.
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They are folk tales featuring talking animals and magic potions, but while they often come with an old-fashioned moral ("He who has children owns the world"), Yejide devises her own versions, adding new bits and pieces as she goes along, turning them into allegories that speak to her own life and that of her country.
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While he has dated women who are well suited to him (age, station in life, desire for him, eagerness for a relationship), after he has slept with them for a couple of months, he ends things, because he says, for example, that the woman's life is complicated, or that there is ''drama,'' or that she has children, or that her nose is too big.
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CS: Most couples argue over who did more of what on the domestic front and those conflicts are exacerbated if the couple also has children, whether they both work full time or not, but if they at least start with the premise that they're in it together and committed to sharing the burdens of all that homemaking, breadwinning and child-rearing entails, things generally come out fairly in the end.
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