extra care

They are then more likely to take extra care, he said.

There was another reason for extra care by the company.

What hair really needs as you get older is some extra care.

Still, it would be a good idea to take extra care from here on in.

In those cases, parents often choose to take extra care.

You may need extra care and support after the birth, too.

"You just have to take extra care to make sure it looks real," he says.

Extra care is required when she/he goes outside in hot sun.

When you have diabetes, your feet need extra care and attention.

He took extra care not to touch the cup after that.

We need to take extra care when talking to elderly people because they may not see or hear so well.

Extra care needs to be taken to control erosion in such areas.

Take extra care to do this while you are pregnant.

Getting hair into shape means taking extra care at every stage.

While the tubes are in place, the child needs to take extra care.

We think you'll appreciate that extra care in the weeks and months ahead.

"We have taken extra care to reassure all of those children."

In such an environment, a little extra care can do wonders.

Thus, pressure is given to teachers in Northern district to provide extra care for those children.

But if you've got diabetes, you need to take extra care of yourself.

Take extra care when a shot begins with a pan.

Take extra care of yourself, since planetary activity is working against you.

She seemed to take extra care not to let him see any of her sweet flesh.

"We get very little damage because people, just like you, decide to take extra care."

We must take extra care when different generations may be listening together.