As a result, they may be staying at home more.
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Before this, she was staying at home with a nanny.
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In the immediate future, thank you for staying at home.
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By now, hopefully, those who can are staying at home.
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You can not be paid for just staying at home.
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She'd insisted: no staying at home with the howling baby.
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I learned staying at home with my kids is so rewarding!
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That was weeks before most of America started staying at home.
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That means staying at home except for the most essential reasons.
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That means staying at home except for the most essential reasons.
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"I believe that fear of an actual terror attack is playing a role in staying at home … I think that staying at home has become something people would rather do if they have a choice," Cramer said.
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In fact, I've had state police staying at home with my family.
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For women with abusive partners, staying at home brings its own risks.
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Gaza has essentially shut down, with almost 300,000 students staying at home.
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Meanwhile Uber and Lyft are selling off because, yes, everyone's staying at home.
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Apple published a list of apps for people working and staying at home.
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Police officers are using drones to lockdown-shame Brits into staying at home.
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They would much prefer staying at home and attending to their household duties.
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Citizens are staying at home, planes are on the tarmac, cars in garages.
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She added: "[Kimberly] was not having it, him staying at home," Slater said.
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The former Portuguese territory's over 903,290 people are also mostly staying at home.
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The former Portuguese territory's over 903,290 people are also mostly staying at home.
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That tradition, however, may be reverting to something more old-fashioned: Staying at home.
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The Duchess was staying at home in England with 5-month-old baby Archie.
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However, she said staying at home did not send the right message for her.
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Here's where Americans are staying at home — and what they're doing with their time.
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This means staying at home and binging on TV, rather than socializing in groups.
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Life carries risks whether staying at home or traveling the world, Ms. Johnson said.
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A lot of workers are staying at home because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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There is "no fun in staying at home and being all worried," she said.
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"It's better than just staying at home and feeling alone and overwhelmed," Kobayashi said.
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This means staying at home and binging on TV, rather than socializing in groups.
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They were a family of introverts who enjoyed staying at home for tea parties.
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Staying at home on a night when you're "supposed to" go out feels absolutely incredible.
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You are actually seeing an increase in number of women who are staying at home.
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A large percentage of Saudi women are used to the fact of staying at home.
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Staying at home, with low Polish costs of living, they can start their international careers.
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And one might add to that, exploration is better than staying at home navel-gazing.
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We had managed to travel the world for the same cost as staying at home.
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Galleries are closed and you're staying at home, but art on the internet never sleeps.
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Most people are staying at home, but that doesn't mean we can't appreciate good art.
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It's no surprise that SaaS companies are seeing new growth from millions staying at home.
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The guides have deviated from the norm in many ways by not staying at home.
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But only 43 percent of the electorate participated, with most opponents of secession staying at home.
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"Our favorite is just staying at home in sweatpants and a bottle of wine," said Jared.
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For men the most popular hobbies, according to Tapple, are drinking, staying at home and music.
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Long story short: the data shows that staying at home is the best course of action.
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His mother worked in a textile factory before eventually staying at home to raise the family.
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With people worldwide staying at home, the question of how to keep busy inevitably comes up.
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Some are staying at home and, as a precaution, may not open their doors to visitors.
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I don't know a single election in the world that was changed by staying at home.
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But for Chang Yun Chung, founder of Pacific International Lines (PIL), staying at home isn't an option.
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Delinking income and work, while rewarding people for staying at home, is what lies behind social decay.
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By staying at home in record numbers, voters in Benin rebuked him for holding the election anyway.
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I decided to pursue my passion of making beauty products while staying at home with my son.
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And you can't avoid the plastics by staying at home: They've also been detected in indoor air.
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With the time you buy – by simply staying at home - we are increasing our stocks of equipment.
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Fighting jihad in Syria in Iraq is, for many ex-Soviet militants, better than staying at home.
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"I felt bad staying at home but there was nothing I could do," said senior administrator Ramah Rahma.
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The majority of flash flooding-related fatalities can be avoided by staying at home, Gourley tells Changing America.
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For whatever reason, they say, Americans are staying at home more, and that's translating to reduced energy use.
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In 2010, she went back to work after staying at home nine years to raise Josie and Jacob.
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"Delinking income and work, while rewarding people for staying at home, is what lies behind social decay," Goldin says.
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They're much more into the staying at home and chilling together scene, but I feel this will be fun.
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If you do it right, you can probably travel the world for less than you'd spend staying at home.
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Orrr… there's no shame in just stocking up on hand soap and bourbon and staying at home for now.
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"Staying at home can eliminate their access to private spaces and increase bullying," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"Staying at home today and in the coming days means saving lives," Mr. Castaner said at a news conference.
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Because of the coronavirus, many people in Magna were likely staying at home when the earthquake hit, he said.
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Recommendations range from calling 911 immediately to staying at home and calling their health care provider within 24 hors.
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Many are staying at home under government order or advisement, so they're relying on e-commerce more than ever.
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For one thing, staying at home and doing nothing has been the new American dream for quite some time.
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Or if you're staying at home, you might tidy your things, change your sheets, and light a few candles.
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The prime minister also noted that Canadians should double down on social distancing, in part by staying at home.
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Though the driving decision had its detractors, hidebound husbands and fathers can still coerce their charges into staying at home.
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"I've been staying at home and looking at him to take care of everything while I stay home," she said.
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If gender norms coerce mothers, rather than fathers, into staying at home, then a child-care subsidy would be liberating.
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Women in PK5 are beginning to realize that staying at home limits choices for themselves and their children, she said.
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Consumer spending is crucial to US GDP growth, so people staying at home could be a problem for the economy.
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When New York City began instituting social distancing and staying at home, I set up my own neighborhood xiao qu.
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"Because those are the parts of the economy that are bearing the burden of this quarantine and staying at home."
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For those having symptoms suggestive of influenza, staying at home is an effective measure to prevent the spread of influenza.
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Another photo showed a food-delivery worker in China carrying mounds of food for people staying at home during the outbreak.
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If you're not good at staying at home, one kid's going to get it, and then the rest and the rest.
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A quieter method is the ville morte, where people in French-speaking Africa shut down the city by staying at home.
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People assume that millennials aren't interested in homeownership and that they prefer renting or staying at home with their parents longer.
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We are still in the honeymoon stage of things, so even though we're staying at home, I want to look nice.
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Rather than earnings staying at home where they are needed, they are shipped off to Washington, D.C., where they are not.
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But only 43 percent of the electorate and 1 in 3 Catalans participated, with most opponents of secession staying at home.
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And staying at home would be a welcome relief -- not just for the returnees, but for their loved ones as well.
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Staying at home isn't easy, but you could really make the most of the situation with an online course from Udemy.
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While staying at home to stop the spread of COVID-19, folks are desperate for any kind of connection these days.
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However, social distancing and staying at home can present serious challenge for people living with abusive partners, family members, or others.
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Since the bears started arriving in December, people have taken to staying at home, lest they meet a toothy surprise outside.
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Legend and Teigen are new parents to their daughter Luna — though the 7-month-old is staying at home with her grandma.
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Teams can choose to play hardball, and the player has virtually no leverage to push back with other than staying at home.
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The 36-year-old is a house music aficionado who enjoys going out dancing but also likes staying at home and cooking.
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"This is the first time where we are liberating a city or a place where civilians are staying at home," he said.
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Imagine staying at home practicing how to march in a protest rally for months before actually going out in marching in one.
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But now that most people were staying at home, Frigessi said more needs to be done to ensure people are staying separated.
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For 80 million Americans -- and the number will almost certainly grow -- that means staying at home until it's safe to venture out.
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Avakov added that only "crucial industrial infrastructure enterprises" should remain working and the rest should be closed, with people staying at home.
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"People are questioning that, but look, staying at home with respect to what we are talking about doesn't bother me," Trump said.
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Belgium is patiently probing the French defense, with Axel Witsel and Mousa Dembele both staying at home to protect the back three.
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Faced with the choice between a Democrat and someone accused of sexually assaulting teenagers, some might at least compromise by staying at home.
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Second place gets the same invite to the ceremony and $3,000, while runners up will make do with $500 and staying at home.
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After a year of travel, Shen did the calculations: They had traveled for the same cost as staying at home — around $30,879 USD.
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Evangelical Christians, meanwhile, are the most likely to say children are better off with a parent (most likely the mother) staying at home.
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There are so many more angles to mention--Netflix up today, Zoom up again (everyone's staying at home!), Teledoc (obviously) is up 22%.
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Social distancing refers to actions that prevent the spread of disease by keeping people apart — behaviors like avoiding crowds and staying at home.
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In meetings, Trump suggested that issuing edicts or even recommendations about staying at home might cause undue panic and cause further market anxiety.
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Peloton is extending its free 993-day trial of the Peloton app to 299 days to help people cope with staying at home.
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Aside from staying at home as much as possible, it involves giving yourself at least three feet of distance from others in public.
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But staying at home isn't always an option, since many still need to get groceries, travel to essential jobs, and pick up medication.
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In the age of coronavirus, though, what's more dangerous: staying at home, or going to a crowded psychiatric unit and risking coronavirus exposure?
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Netflix, as well as other stocks that promote staying at home, have gotten a boost recently from fears surrounding the fast-spreading coronavirus.
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She had to cut the staff by 70 percent, and said that most of the remaining employees, feeling intimidated, were staying at home.
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THE HEALTH INSURANCE INDUSTRY ALSO PRETTY MUCH HAVE DECIDED THAT COVERING KIDS THAT ARE STAYING AT HOME UNTIL AGE 26 IS AN INDUSTRY STANDARD.
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It showed 299,000 people reported staying at home last month because of bad weather, compared to an average of 85,000 for a normal September.
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The people of America's second-biggest city have seemingly followed official instructions and are staying at home to help stop the spread of coronavirus.
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Today, everybody's staying at home to keep themselves safe, but they also don't want to infect their neighbors and their parents and their children.
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Other volunteers are rallying to assist elderly people and those with underlying health conditions who are staying at home for fear of becoming infected.
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A social media movement with the hashtag #YoMeQuedoEnCasa — "I'm staying at home" — has found some success convincing people not to yearn for the outdoors.
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Andrew Yang kicked it off by referring to "new moms" staying at home, somehow setting the clock back 50 years in one fell swoop.
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"It's far better than staying at home," says Eun Ho Lee, a chirpy 77-year-old who in his younger days ran a bedlinen business.
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Oil workers are staying at home until after the ruling to protect their families, potentially jeopardizing the central African country's 200,000 barrels-per-day output.
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The issue of Britons staying at home, streaming Netflix and drinking supermarket booze joins a growing list of problems that the pub industry is facing.
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"Many are still very much committed to staying at home with perpetual fear of human-to-human contact, including many of my friends," Lee said.
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DeWine said he made his recommendation because he believes the state "should not force" people to "make this choice" between staying at home and voting.
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In February, videos of drones flying over Chinese cities and giving orders out to citizens about staying at home or wearing masks flooded the internet.
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Husband Prince Harry and 4-month-old son Archie are staying at home in Windsor — marking the first time Meghan is traveling without her baby.
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"The PM said that by staying at home, people would protect our NHS (National Health Service) and save lives," Johnson's office said in a statement.
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Now that you are staying at home to protect yourself from spreading coronavirus, here's what you need to do to protect your family as well.
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When a child has a fever, for example, parents will take turns staying at home with the child, with most employers showing understanding and leniency.
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This week, we've run guides on how to make staying at home more comfortable, and how to keep everything in your home clean and disinfected.
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Hence, if you're staying at home from work or from school, and you're trying not to infect your family members, you should wear a mask.
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Americans are just now settling into the age of doing things communally by staying at home, but Chinese karaoke technology has been around for decades.
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"Republicans had the right playbook, they had the right candidate, everything was right; they just didn't see these Republican (voters) staying at home," he said.
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Women, the breastfeeders and baby gestators, were seen as better off staying at home and, with time, all things domestic began to be seen as feminine.
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She's going to be making that little movie with her friends; it's educational, much better that just staying at home watching Netflix — I underestimated my daughter.
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Mendes did not attend the show with Gosling, instead staying at home with the couple's two children, daughters Esmeralda Amada, 2, and Amada Lee, 8 months.
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Mendes did not attend the show with Gosling, instead staying at home with the couples two children, daughters Esmeralda Amada, 2, and Amada Lee, 8 months.
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The World Health Organization says staying at home and physical distancing are important to slow down the spread of coronavirus, but more needs to be done.
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They've teased that with this downturn and with many staying at home, the number of pregnancies and children will probably go up versus a normal curve.
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The result would be that consumers inject cash into the economy for future consumption while staying at home and practicing social distancing, and businesses stay alive.
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The result would be that consumers inject cash into the economy for future consumption while staying at home and practicing social distancing, and businesses stay alive.
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Refiners in Asia are now losing money as domestic demand has dried up with people staying at home and bleak margins making exports not lucrative either.
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She returned from Iran last week, and was tested after going to a hospital in the city; she has since been staying at home, officials said.
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Americans are increasingly staying at home, choking off the spending that normally fuels the U.S. economy, and setting off alarms that a recession could be underway.
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"Because people are staying at home, I think that they're going to be watching a lot more TikToks and a lot more social media," Jacob said.
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As the quality of China's own universities continues to improve, staying at home could also become a more attractive proposition, said Choudah, the higher education analyst.
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Her face drawn from hours without food or water, Rabat resident Nadia Benani said she came with family and friends because staying at home can become tiring.
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But in his absence, I started to understand how stifled I had been with someone who was happiest staying at home with his computer and television shows.
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"Staying at home would be a big thing, because I can come home to my family, help support my brothers and everything," Fisher explained to VICE Sports.
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We are told that staying at home, resting, and watching TV all day, with no pressure or intensity around to disturb our serenity, is the ultimate attainment.
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The second most popular choice is to move into an assisted living facility, followed by staying at home with the help of family members and personal aids.
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Millennials are also staying at home longer: In 2016, 36 percent of graduating seniors planned to return to the nest for a year or more after graduation.
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The life of a youngest daughter in the society at the time was very much staying at home and looking after your parents, and that being it.
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Clearly, the prospect of millions more people staying at home could be a short-term boon to these fledgling streaming ventures, as well as traditional TV networks.
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The employee, whose test result has been known since the weekend, is staying at home, and co-workers have been informed, a spokesman for the bank said.
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According to Jaffe's research, male unionists agitated for wages that could support women staying at home, rather than be undercut by competition from lower-paid female workers.
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Many national team players, including India's captain Virat Kohli, have taken to social media to spread awareness about the virus and the importance of staying at home.
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"With many Americans finding themselves staying at home, we have an opportunity to use our platform to help them deal with this rapidly evolving situation," he said.
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While I've been staying at home and sheltering in place (as was ordered for the state of California), many of my friends haven't been doing the same.
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The UN has urged all countries in the region to give Venezuelans the rights of refugees, on the presumption that staying at home puts them at risk.
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Since staying at home, I've only used 0.32 GB of wireless mobile data in the last 15 days — 2% of my 8GB data allowance on my plan.
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Unions in Britain said support for the strike was strong, with drivers staying at home and passengers using the #UberShutDown hashtag to pledge solidarity on social media.
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" He added, "The current protests appear to show the middle class largely staying at home at least partly for fear of the violence perpetrated by the working class.
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Headlines announced that it wasn't just Woodward, but the "yuppie" lifestyle writ large on trial, and the mother, Deborah Eappen, was harshly criticized for not staying at home.
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But instead of staying at home and "feeling sorry for" herself, Hayley flew to Malawi with the UCSF School of Nursing to advocate for maternal child health initiatives.
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"The situation in the town is quiet, and all Muslim residents here are just staying at home since we are very scared of the security forces," he added.
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Amazon has altered its warehouse policies since the outbreak as it tries to balance worker safety with a huge spike in online orders from people staying at home.
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Getting necessary services or supplies for themselves or their family or household members, such as getting food and supplies, pet food and supplies necessary for staying at home.
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Social distancing to fight the pandemicSocial distancing refers to actions that prevent the spread of disease by keeping people apart — behaviors like avoiding crowds and staying at home.
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Those who work at hospitals, research and laboratory locations, dentist offices, nursing homes, medical-supply facilities, and walk-in-care centers are all exempt from staying at home.
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Disney's streaming services could theoretically benefit from more people staying at home, but they're so new that it's hard for analysts to estimate whether that will play out.
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But while the song is incredibly versatile, especially in a time when millions of people are staying at home, there's one thing it can't do: actually cure boredom.
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With cases of community transmission confirmed, many people are staying at home for weeks at a time to avoid infection, only venturing out for groceries or quick strolls.
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If you plan on staying at home, don't forget to think about the quality-of-life issues that will pop up: How easy is it to get around?
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Now that the men have to cover much greater distances, the women end up staying at home base, thus losing out on the invaluable resource that is milk.
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And each says that whatever hardships they face in the camp, the promise of a new life in western Europe makes being here preferable to staying at home.
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Even if you love your job, it's hard not to daydream about staying at home binge-watching Stranger Things or relaxing on a beach with a Mai Tai midweek.
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The risk of an American tourist dying in a terror attack while abroad is considerably lower than the risk the average American faces being shot while staying at home.
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For those considering staying at home through a future hurricane, here's a sense of what that's like in a intense hurricane -- according to those who made it out alive.
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A vast relief effort mounted by the government and international agencies was managing to deliver at least some food to many villages, and so people were staying at home.
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Car traffic is plummeting: People are staying at home and avoiding unnecessary travel, demand for ride-hailing is fizzling, and the streets have never been more inviting for cyclists.
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Car traffic is plummeting: People are staying at home and avoiding unnecessary travel, demand for ride-hailing is fizzling, and the streets have never been more inviting for cyclists.
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With nonessential businesses shut down and people staying at home, New York is "a city suddenly forced to be everything it is not," our Metro reporter Corina Knoll writes.
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"Then you have it for a week and you don't even realize, then the symptoms come out and you're staying at home but you could have already infected people."
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Though most stores have begun offering special early morning hours for those at the most risk for COVID-19, limiting exposure by staying at home is the best option.
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Canned goods and other shelf-stable products like pasta and rice are smart to stock up on while you're staying at home and social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic.
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On the other hand, if you'd stayed home the entire time, you—and millions of other people also staying at home—would have avoided passing the virus to others.
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Staying at home to care for your kid isn't just parents being lazy, they are working a 24/83 job that requires a lot of labor and mental strength.
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Indeed, roughly a third of U.S. corporate profits basically flow to foreign nationals – which means that a third of the tax cut flowed abroad, rather than staying at home.
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AFTER staying at home one afternoon for a delivery of discounted toilet disinfectant that never came, Valentin Romanov, a Stockholm IT manager, installed a special lock on his flat's entrance.
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Looking back over his journey to the league, Lindsay told NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport that he's happy he "played it smart" by staying at home for an extra year.
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Staying at home, even if not for long, she continues, could help them get a leg up on paying off that debt, buying a home, or just learning about money.
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Clinton — partly because they've bought into a misleading media image — and plan to express that dislike by staying at home or voting for someone like Gary Johnson, the Libertarian candidate.
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President Donald Trump said Monday he would press for a payroll tax cut, but if people are staying at home, they're unlikely to pump that money back into the economy.
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If you think you're sick as a result of the novel coronavirus, you can help safeguard your loved ones and community by staying at home, except to get medical care.
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As everyone is now staying at home, you might be forced to spend more time in close contact with someone who has been exposed to a known case of coronavirus.
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After hunkering down for more than a month, "staying at home doing nothing, if we look at our search results, lots of people are ready to go out," she said.
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It was more lucrative than staying at home, and meant in Lini's case that they could afford their one-storey brick house, with a small terraced garden, looking over open pasture.
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Its supporters are losing faith in the power of their vote, and staying at home, whereas the richer pro-China parties are good at getting their supporters to the polling booths.
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At the time, assisted living was a new model, providing a pleasant place to live and get care that was in between staying at home and going to a nursing home.
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"Hence, it is important for all of us to separate ourselves and our families from exposure to the COVID-19 virus by staying at home," Muhyiddin said in a televised address.
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Chinese shoppers in recent months have talked online about a "consumption downgrade," trading tips on how to spend less, staying at home instead of going out and buying cheaper clothes online.
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The bank said it favors Alphabet over Facebook for the company's higher exposure to larger enterprises, as well as its YouTube subscription business which is benefiting from consumers staying at home.
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Staying at home meant that Hegar, who has been endorsed by national Democrats, could not travel around the state, the tactic that made the party's last nominee, Beto O'Rourke, more competitive.
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"A 'stay at home' policy fails to recognise the conditions in informal settlements that make staying at home just as deadly, if not more, than no policy at all," she said.
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The summit will be notable for the absence of British prime minister Boris Johnson, staying at home for a national election he is fighting on a promise to get Brexit done.
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It is widely believed they will be safer staying at home than going to and from school on polluted streets, though most homes in Delhi do not have a single air filter.
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As effects of the coronavirus are rippling through the economy, including at bricks and mortar stores, comic book writers and artists are rallying online to offer activities for those staying at home.
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This all comes after Instacart announced it would bring on another 300,000 independent contractors to keep up with the demand that has resulted from many Americans staying at home during the pandemic.
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Others have made moves that make it easier to refill prescriptions ahead of staying at home and promoting virtual visits with doctors in the hopes of preventing the spread of the virus.
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"We're all staying at home and a lot less active, we're sleeping more, we're snacking more, and we're keeping an eye on our health at home," Evidation Health president Christine Lemke said.
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It was really tough for me to make that decision, because what I didn't want was in the future, to be staying at home regretting that I didn't retire on the court.
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"This Golden Week, we prefer to travel domestically," said Tian Haiqin, a 50-year-old Beijing housewife who said cost, jet lag and language barriers were the main reasons for staying at home.
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Charles Falconer misrepresents the prosecution guidelines on acts of assisting suicide as offering dying people a choice between going to Switzerland for legalised assisted suicide or staying at home and seeking "amateur assistance".
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But with California's high housing costs, and median earnings for full-time working young adults in the state having dropped 11 percent since 1990, the economics of staying at home make more sense.
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Small businesses across America are already feeling the financial crunch from coronavirus restrictions that have millions of people taking refuge from the virus outbreak by staying at home and avoiding unnecessary shopping trips.
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But I want to bring your attention to the article I wrote that really rang home how severe our social distancing techniques — staying at home, canceling school and gatherings — will have to be.
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Business travel, conferences, now leisure travel — all that stuff's being cancelled, so, everyone's essentially bunkering down and just staying at home," Tepper, his firm's president and CEO, said Thursday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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DUBAI, March 24 (Reuters) - Iran's President Hassan Rouhani said on Tuesday about half of all government employees were staying at home as part of measures to contain the coronavirus outbreak, state TV reported.
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"What I said to employees: I'm confident this period of staying at home will end and hiring will rebound in the US." He declined to share a copy of Monday's all-hands meeting.
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Its banners tended to read "Respect the Constitution, Article 64", and its firm creed was non-violence: preferably organising villes mortes, in which people protested by staying at home for a day or two.
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After watching The Emoji Movie with his wife and daughter on Sunday evening, 28-year-old Sultan al-Otaibi said Saudis are happy to see movies in the theater instead of staying at home.
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"If you think going to the moon is hard, try staying at home," said Barbara Cernan, the wife of Gene Cernan, a member of the crew of Apollo 10 and commander of Apollo 83.
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As a result, many millennials have delayed personal and financial milestones such as marriage and home ownership, and they're even staying at home with family longer than young people have in about 75 years.
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If Sanders wants his voters to vote for Clinton — rather than staying at home or supporting Green Party candidate Jill Stein — he'll need them to believe he's meaningfully pulled the party in his direction.
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"He is being left in a position where he has to choose between traveling to his therapy or staying at home and being able to eat bread," said Silvia Nicolaou Garcia of Simpson Millar solicitors.
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And if you're the least bit courteous, you probably took steps to keep from spreading your misery to others, whether by staying at home, washing your hands regularly, or minding where you coughed and sneezed.
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In the interim, thousands of employees of federal agencies such as the Homeland Security, Justice, Commerce, Interior, Transportation, Agriculture and other departments were staying at home on furlough or soon to be working without pay.
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By the age of ten, she avoided her classmates whenever possible, either spending all day in the school nurse's office or staying at home in her room, rarely emerging except when Reiko was at work.
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Defense/Staying at Home Remember a year ago when the Raptors' supposed cast of LeBron Stoppers couldn't even prevent James from grabbing a beer on the court and spinning the ball in their collective faces?
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Unfortunately, this leaves women who cannot afford the time off with no choice but to decline staying at home with their newborn, while others fear that requesting paid time off will compromise their job security.
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Staying at home, however, are tens of thousands of government employees and contractors in agencies such as the Departments of State, Homeland Security and Justice, which oversee critical assets in diplomacy, security and judicial oversight.
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Even with the attention of senior Chinese officials focused on dealing with the health crisis, and some government workers staying at home, China has demonstrated that it is taking implementation of this bilateral deal seriously.
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" The Portuguese Olympic Committee: IOC's request to athletes to continue preparing "puts great pressure on athletes at a moment when general guidelines from global health authorities insists on the importance of people staying at home.
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The FIFA chief said his organisation will use its social media and other channels to help popularise WHO advice about hand-washing, avoiding close contact and staying at home when showing symptoms of the virus.
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Transhumance remains predominantly a male activity, with women typically staying at home to manage harvests, any remaining animals and finances, said Aminetou Mint Maouloud, who set up the country's first association of women herders in 2014.
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Although research suggests that policies allowing a parent to stay at home in an infant's first months do benefit children, staying at home for two years rather than one does not meaningfully alter a child's prospects.
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From the Andes to the Amazon, millions joined the 24-hour shutdown, staying at home, closing businesses or manning roadblocks in a civil disobedience campaign the opposition hopes will end nearly two decades of socialist rule.
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But we don't consider the stay-at-home mom successful for staying at home and nurturing a family, unless she also drives her kids to school in a Cayenne and runs Spanx from her kitchen table.
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Zoom's shares have skyrocketed 90% this year and are not far from a record high because of booming demand for video chat software now that many office workers are staying at home to do their jobs.
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If you want to resist those who would stir up violence, using humor is more effective than staying at home when they march, and far better than rewarding their provocations with a melee in the streets.
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The presenters acknowledged how isolated those in Wuhan might feel in quarantine, but urged them to remember their duty: "Staying at home is your greatest dedication and sacrifice against the epidemic," said news anchor Ouyang Xiadan.
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I debate staying at home (it's hard to leave your apartment when you're already in pajamas…), but it's a beautiful night and my call tomorrow morning was canceled, so I throw on a dress and walk over.
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It's the perfect time to relax – whether that means staying at home and finishing that book you've been meaning to read, spending the day with a group of good friends, or jetting off on a quick trip.
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I do think raising kids is a very valuable thing to do, and if you choose to do that by staying at home, there's value in that work as well, and purpose in that work as well.
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Emily's goth bravado and her grandiose declarations that she's a genius are made poignant by their historical context: we know that she's right, and also that she'll end up staying at home her whole life, largely unpublished.
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The US Embassy in Caracas issued a security alert indicating that US diplomats and their families will be restricted to travel only within a few neighborhoods in Caracas and school-age children will be staying at home.
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With tuition fees steadily rising to WTF rates, monthly rent requiring Walter White salaries in the big cities where the jobs and fun are, and homeownership becoming a hopeless fantasy, staying at home just makes financial sense.
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According to the CDC, this self-isolation should include staying at home (except to get medical care), separating yourself from other people (and pets) in your home, cleaning all "high-touch" surfaces, and washing one's hands often.
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Clubs and gathering spots are vacated in favor of staying at home and logging into multiplayer experiences, enjoyed while lying in piles of furniture-debris created from constantly crashing into them while getting hype in VR. 5.
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With most Turks staying at home to help curb the outbreak, the strong growth of the last few months looks set to cool quickly, as automakers temporarily shut their factories and banks eased payment rules on loans.
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The Post noted that some worried that people might use masks as an excuse to ease up on social distancing in public, a crucial component of the CDC's coronavirus guidelines along with handwashing and staying at home.
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Investors paid up 7% for Amazon, which benefits from an environment where consumers are staying at home, and 11% for Walmart, who could benefit from the Trump administration's support to provide direct payments to Americans, Cramer said.
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And the upstate "bedroom communities" still resemble, in some ways, what they were several generations ago, with some wealthy families that stick to traditional gender roles, the wife staying at home to take care of the kids.
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Hanging out at Marcus's house is more fun than staying at home alone, and his mother Judy dotes on Sasha too, teaching Sasha how to cook local dishes, like the fiery red stew kimchi jjigae, among other things.
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But it's been worryingly easy to believe that streaming has become dominant not just because it's cheap, but because people prefer staying at home, and will settle for the good-enough options they can just hit play on.
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Likewise, children who are stuck with a poorly trained day care staff would be better off staying at home with other adults who have been coached in how to properly stimulate children, as was the case in Jamaica.
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After decades of staying at home, self-isolation has become a moral stance for Greenberg — which isn't to say he's not still watching the city beyond his windows and the ways people Micah's age are thinking and behaving.
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She spent the first decades of her marriage as a housewife, caring for six children and nurturing the couple's social ties, often staying at home alone while Mr. Bush traveled for his work or for his political ambitions.
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There is no point isolating the population at such an early stage as too few are infected, people get fed up with staying at home and a prolonged period of isolation could result in loneliness, the scientists say.
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In reality, many of the robots that will provide support for older adults who "age in place " – staying at home when they might otherwise be forced to relocate to assisted living or nursing homes – won't look like people.
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"Staying at home with Asher has been the most amazing thing ever, but there is still that passion inside me that needs to create and needs to work and I think that makes me a better mother," she explains.
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The days of staying at home waiting for a delivery could be numbered with plans afoot for a subterranean network of tunnels in the U.K. that could transport as many as 600 million parcels a year to London alone.
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If anything, the networks carrying sports — including those owned by CNN parent WarnerMedia, which partners with CBS on the tournament — could benefit from more people staying at home, looking for something to take their mind off real-world concerns.
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In 2014, the Pew Research Center reported that more mothers were staying at home with their kids than at any time in the last two decades, an increase researchers ascribed in part to the rising cost of child care.
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So far, oil and gas price increases have remained muted because so much oil and gasoline was in storage around the country when the storm hit and because most drivers along the coastal gulf areas are staying at home.
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The company, known for its online restaurant delivery service, said its "Essentials by Deliveroo" service would offer convenience items to people at home, especially the elderly and vulnerable who are staying at home to reduce the risk of coronavirus.
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Then you're protected for the rest of the flu season, although Poland still recommends taking extra precautions like washing your hands properly, sneezing into crook of your arm, and staying at home if you feel an oncoming case of the sniffles.
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It can also help you re-evaluate "filler" friendships: relationships you maintain because you'd rather do anything on a Friday night besides staying at home by yourself, even at the cost of spending time with people whose company you don't enjoy.
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It can also help you re-evaluate "filler" friendships: relationships you maintain because you'd rather do anything on a Friday night besides staying at home by yourself, even at the cost of spending time with people whose company you don't enjoy.
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Mates would invite me to Jungle Fever raves, or ask me round to their houses to practice MC'ing, but I was quite content staying at home wailing the falsetto bit at the end of "You've Got Everything Now" by The Smiths.
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In the short term, Roth said companies like Peloton and Mirror that offer hardware-based products are likely to be more successful since they allow participants to indulge in their favorite types of workouts with the convenience of staying at home.
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Instead, golfers including Dunne and Matthew Fitzpatrick of England are not exactly staying at home— they are golf's modern-day globe-trotters, competing in 22 countries this season and could visit as many as 20173 based on the 2017-18 schedule.
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But in researching how parents reconcile work and family, one thing jumped out at me: For too long, we have been talking about "stay-at-home parents" and "working parents" as if staying at home and working were fixed, unchanging states.
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"We attribute most of the increase to the impact of the novel coronavirus which led to more gamers staying at home instead of traveling or socializing outside of the home, allowing more time to play games," Niko wrote in a report.
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TIMING IS CRUCIAL There is no point isolating the population at such an early stage as too few are infected, people get fed up with staying at home and a prolonged period of isolation could result in loneliness, the scientists say.
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"[It's] just nausea all day, but that's to be expected," Hayley, 30, said, adding that instead of staying at home and "feeling sorry for" herself, she flew to Malawi with the UCSF School of Nursing to advocate for maternal child health initiatives.
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"[It's] just nausea all day, but that's to be expected," said Hayley, 30, adding that instead of staying at home and "feeling sorry for" herself, she flew to Malawi with the UCSF School of Nursing to advocate for maternal child health initiatives.
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Take advantage of a new setting — or even just being on a different schedule while staying at home — to have the kinds of conversations (with yourself or those you love) that we all desperately need, but rarely have the time to explore.
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Along the way, she married an architect and had two sons, and she is brisk about the fact that her husband's staying at home with the boys — carting them around to sets as she wrote, produced and directed — is what made her employable.
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An Italian, she is staying at home in Rome with her husband and children, filling out a police form when she ventures out into the street, even to go to the grocery store, and trying to concentrate on the nicer aspects of quarantine.
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TIMING IS CRUCIAL There is no point isolating the entire population at such an early stage as too few are infected, people get fed up with staying at home and a prolonged period of isolation could result in loneliness, the scientists say.
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"Asking those that are SARS-CoV-2 positive … to be quarantined in an Airbnb or hotel is not up for debate right now, as our efforts are focused on social distancing and staying at home as much as possible," said Dr. Soni.
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Every year, like clockwork, as tech journalists head to Las Vegas, some portion of them and some other portion staying at home will talk about how CES doesn't matter anymore, how it's awful, and how little that gets announced here actually gets released.
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One parent may consider staying at home to raise children — if that's you, keep in mind these findings by Fortune in 2016: If the average American woman takes a break from her career for half a decade, she'll sacrifice $467,000 over her lifetime.
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They sleep in makeshift camps or shelters—thousands were moved to a new shelter from a filthy sports complex in Tijuana over the weekend—fed by the hope of finding a new life in the United States, or Mexico, rather than staying at home.
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Wolff told reporters at the Hungarian Grand Prix that Hamilton was "authentic", wore his heart on his sleeve and was free to unwind as he saw fit — even if that was just staying at home to watch re-runs of his race rather than celebrating.
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It was shown between two clips of militant leader Anwar al-Awlaki, killed in a drone strike in Yemen in 2011, saying Muslims in the United States would face a choice between leaving for Islamic countries or staying at home to fight the West.
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The city has been considering these new initiatives for months but unveiled them as the coronavirus crisis has led to a shutdown of large gatherings in New York, and thousands of people have been staying at home to prevent the spread of the disease.
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With hundreds of millions of people staying at home over the next few weeks, attempting to minimize the spread of the coronavirus, it may be a good time to avoid seeing a doctor or visiting a medical clinic for run-of-the-mill illnesses.
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"It is impossible to stop a recession because people are staying at home and are not spending, but this minimizes the collateral damage where lots of companies go bust and the recession ends up being a lot deeper," AMP Chief Economist Shane Oliver told Reuters.
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She returned from Iran on Tuesday with her husband and was tested after going to Mount Sinai Hospital in Manhattan on Saturday with mild respiratory symptoms; she has been staying at home, Mr. Cuomo said, and it was assumed that her husband was also infected.
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Whether this is because people are staying at home, fearfully tucked in bed, seems unlikely, but the Dutch Centre for Insurance Statistics conducted a study in 2008 that showed there were fewer traffic accidents, fires and robberies on Friday the 13th, compared to other Fridays.
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"It is impossible to stop a recession because people are staying at home and are not spending, but this minimizes the collateral damage where lots of companies go bust and the recession ends up being a lot deeper," AMP Chief Economist Shane Oliver told Reuters.
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"This includes preparing our hospitals for a large influx of patients, stockpiling any antivirals, and advising the public that when the time comes, they will need to think about things like staying at home if ill, social distancing, avoiding large gatherings, etc," McMillan said.
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The same economy that's screwed young people for generations—burdening them with insane debt and catastrophically high costs of living that might make staying at home into their 259s seem halfway reasonable—also makes it extremely hard to try and become a politician and change all that.
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Reiner Klingholz at the Berlin Institute for Population and Development, a research outfit, lists a few: among migrant groups in Germany Turks have the highest share of people without schooling, the lowest rate of university attendance and, at 50%, the highest rate of women staying at home.
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"The new infected patients and their family members have gone out and about in their local community during this period of staying at home," the Wuhan coronavirus task force told some residents in a text message late on Tuesday, warning against the risk of community infection.
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I'm staying at home for Victoria and our kids, including Cruzie who's made his way into this photo Let's stop the coronavirus spread together ♥️ Share your own #IStayHomeFor photo with a sign like mine and tag six of your friends asking them to do the same.
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"The new infected patients and their family members have gone out and about in their local community during this period of staying at home," the Wuhan coronavirus task force told some residents in a text message late on Tuesday, warning against the risk of community infection.
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Of the three options given to respondents, 41 percent of women preferred those of their gender being in situations in which they could both work and mind their families, 29 percent opted for working at a paid job and only 27 percent elected staying at home full-time.
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Quimby yo-yos back and forth between staying at home with her children and working part time, and depending on the book she is either tired and stressed from tending two small children and working an office job or bored out of her skull from being stuck at home.
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Some keep the Sabbath going to Church – I keep it, staying at Home – With a Bobolink for a Chorister – And an Orchard, for a Dome — Emily Dickinson That orchard was real: a medley of apple, pear, plum and cherry trees tended by the Dickinson family during their lifetimes.
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This is crucial to stopping a pandemic: Through testing, public health officials and staff can detect who's sick, isolate them, trace anyone the sick person has come in contact with, and make sure those people are taking steps, such as staying at home, to prevent spreading the disease, too.
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An example of a changing country Whether he wants to or not, Trump is becoming an example of how the country is adapting -- sometimes haltingly, not always willingly -- to staying at home, dialing into the office and developing new routines amid the worst public health crisis in decades.
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That, of course, is directly opposed to the guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and the Trump administration which is encouraging staying at home and certainly not gathering in a restaurant (or anywhere else) with crowds above 50 (as of when Nunes gave his interview) or 10 (as of now).
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"Let's encourage our digital streaming services, including Netflix, Disney, Hulu, Apple, Amazon and delivery services to offer free services to people on home quarantine and in places with community transmission in order to make staying at home more pleasant — and therefore increase the chance people will comply," Frieden also wrote.
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From singing songs in balconies, like many of those housebound in Italy did to cope and show solidarity, to donating to hospitals, to offering help to health care providers, to staying at home and maintaining social distance, all of this tells us that each one of us is doing our part.
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On Sunday night, the 72-year-old actor shared a Twitter video of himself at home, casually feeding carrots to his pet horse and donkey while talking about the importance of staying at home to avoid possible contraction of COVID-19, the official term for the disease caused by the virus.
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Wu, who works with high-level content creators for Sneaker Con events and social media campaigns, said that since people across the globe are staying at home now, it's no surprise that more and more people have been jumping onto TikTok and other social media platforms to occupy their time.
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Statistically speaking, it's actually safer than most daysWhether this is because people are staying at home, fearfully tucked in bed, seems unlikely, but the Dutch Centre for Insurance Statistics conducted a study in 2008 that showed there were fewer traffic accidents, fires and robberies on Friday the 13th, compared to other Fridays.
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" He noted that journalists have a first-responder-type role by covering what's happening at hospitals, testing sites and other locales... Netflix's response to the crisis Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos joined me on Sunday's "Reliable Sources" and said the streaming service hopes to make staying at home "a little more bearable.
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On the other, the wholesale shift to more online and remote working, combined with a giant surge in online traffic caused by more people staying at home to reduce the number of new Covid-19 cases, is driving a lot more traffic and stress testing to websites, apps and other online services.
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It's clear he resents me for wanting him to help more around the house, for him having a career he doesn't enjoy, and for me having a career I do enjoy but with less flexibility in terms of picking up and dropping off kids and staying at home with them as needed.
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Because while there's certainly money to be made off drunk youths teetering from house party to house party in a valiant attempt to get laid by 3:00 am, there's arguably more money to be made off drunk youths staying at home and feeling superior to the tourists freezing their asses off in Times Square.
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People like the sense of purpose that work gives them, the status it gives them in their community and with friends and romantic partners; they like being social during the day rather than staying at home and watching TV (probably the only leisure most people could afford if a basic income were their only source of money).
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US millennials are more likely to live at home than any other young adults the first time in American history (Pew Research) A new study from Pew Research found that millennial men are more likely to live with their parents than a spouse or partner, with 35% staying at home, and just 28% living with a significant other.
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The retail industry, through the National Retail Federation, asked for a direct, government-based loan program as Americans are increasingly staying at home and resorting to online shopping, and the restaurant industry, through National Restaurant Association, is seeking loans to help businesses as cities and states force restaurants to close or limit them to delivery service.
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"The history of my country is going to be decided in the next few hours, so there's no way I'm going to be staying at home in bed and watch it on TV," said Eduard Elías, 50, a computer science engineer at a school in the Raval neighborhood of Barcelona, adding that he would leave only if the confrontation became violent.
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The combination of coronavirus and America's unaffordable housing system has resulted in a disquieting paradox: At the same time that public health officials are warning that staying at home, away from others, is essential to preventing the rapid transmission of coronavirus, huge swaths of Americans are finding it harder and harder to come up with the money needed to keep a roof over their heads.
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According to Research Now, 2165.00% of 2145.00-2104.41-year-olds prefer staying at home to going out, and with the rise of the access economy, where films, food, and drink can all be delivered to your sofa via Netflix and Postmates, why risk further burnout when you could chill at home in an oversized sweater and blanket-like scarf, free from the hassle of dealing with other people?
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When Hillary Clinton declared that number nine of her top ten campaign promises in her 2007 bid for the Democratic presidential nomination was that everyone should get a cupcake on her birthday, she was saying something about her empathetic qualities as a female candidate (although not as a home baker: in 1992 she is reported to have said that she had deliberately eschewed staying at home and baking cookies in order to have a career).
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Dan CoatsDaniel (Dan) Ray Coats11 Essential reads you missed this week Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move Hillicon Valley: Deepfakes pose 2020 test for media | States beg Congress for more election security funds | Experts worry campaigns falling short on cybersecurity | Trump officials urge reauthorization of NSA surveillance program MORE (R-Ind.), who is retiring at the end of the year, said his colleagues are better off staying at home.
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We have serious concerns about whether the court might interpret the case in a way that would hurt trans and non-binary [people], as well as everyone; to the extent that an employer could fire a woman for not being sufficiently feminine, as happened in Price Waterhouse, or for not staying at home with her children, denying women jobs because they have children at home while men can be hired in those circumstances.
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The argument that married women would be better off staying at home (at least from a financial perspective) put Warren at odds with a lot of progressive feminists back when her book came out, but the broad strokes of what she wrote seem to have been borne out by her debt-relief proposal: If it became law, some debt-ridden people in two-income families would in theory stand to benefit from making less money or even quitting their jobs in order to qualify for debt relief.
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I grew up here, so I'm staying at home with my parents until I find an apartment I really love) Student Loans: $29,809093 (Down to ~$809083,809073 owed from ~$809063,809053, I'm paying this much right now since I'm not paying rent) Storage Unit: $809043 (I'm renting a 809033 square foot storage unit for all of my crap until I move back into my own place)Phone: $809023 (I'm still on my family plan)Netflix/Hulu: $809013 (Thanks to friends and family)Spotify: $809003 (For my portion of a "family" plan that I share with friends)Health Insurance: $22800 (I'm still on my family plan)22826(k): $262 (I've only been at my new job for about a month, so my 2224(k) contributions should start kicking in with my next paycheck.
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