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Category Archives: Article Responses
Who Are These One Million Moms?
I know it’s a banner day when I find myself on the same side as Bill O’Reilly. Have you heard of One Million Moms? They hate gay people, apparently. Now, as I sit here and have a discussion with my daughter … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, bill o'reilly, children, ellen degeneres, facebook, gay rights, intolerance, kids, one million moms, parenting, toddlers, traditional values
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The Advice Column of Shame: On Perpetuating Rape Culture
Dear Emily Yoffe, If a woman does not consent to having sex and has sex, she is a victim of rape. It does not matter if she was biting, kicking and screaming, or if she was too drunk. It’s really … Continue reading
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Tagged apologists, dear prudence, emily yoffe, parenting, rape, rape culture, slate, victim blaming, women, women's rights
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The War on the War
Last night I ended up having a conversation with a good friend of mine about only children. Did you know that even today, they feel judged and ostracized for their parents’ reproductive choices? It’s not just “onlies.” Children are judged … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, children, kids, mary elizabeth williams, onlies, only child, only children, parenting, responses, salon, toddlers, twins
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Just a Mom? Yes, Facebook, Just a Mom.
Have you seen the newest Facebook status meant to buoy stay at home moms up and make themselves feel as if they’re worth something? “You’re just a mom?? Uhh Yes….I AM A MOM!!! That makes me an alarm clock, cook, … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, children, facebook, kids, parenting, responses, sahm, stay at home mom, toddlers
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Driving Your Kids to School Makes Them Fat
“In the United States, just 13 percent of kids walk or bike. As a result, many North American kids are so obese they look like they could play offensive line in the NFL.” –Andrew Clark, Globe and Mail No, totally. … Continue reading
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Tagged andrew clark, children, driving to school, globe and mail, kids, parenting, road sage, school, walking to school
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How to Explain Your Life to an Outsider
Did you know I had more sanity when I was a working mom? My house wasn’t as clean (and as you know, it’s no prize right now, anyway), I felt as if I would break at any point. There was … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, before children, childless, children, kids, parenting, sahm, stay at home mom, toddlers
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Are Parents Ruining Their Children
Are parents ruining their children? This expansive article by Psychology Today, first released in 2004, says yes. It says that from infancy on, helicopter parents cushion their children’s failures while pushing them ever harder for success, and if that success … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, articles, babies, children, depression, development, kids, parenting, psychology today, responses, toddlers
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It’s Only Socialism When it’s the Other Guy
“If anything the United States is in the dark ages when it comes to maternity leave.” –Megyn Kelly, Fox News Now, I know this happened a month ago, but I needed that time to get my head around this. Conservative … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, fox news, infants, jon stewart, maternity leave, megyn kelly, parenting, the daily show
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Livestreaming Now – Three Year Olds
Have you seen this? Jason Good hit gold with this little diatribe of thoughts that must run through his two year old’s head. At three, children are so much more mature, you’ve no idea. They’ve truly grown and expanded their … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, children, communication, conversation, development, kids, parenting, toddlers, twins
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