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Category Archives: Childism
Funny conversations with kids.
Sometimes when you have kids they tell you the blunt truth. Sometimes that’s pretty darn funny. I’ll keep this an ongoing list of funny things the kids say, so here’s the first one: March 27/15: We were walking up to … Continue reading
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Tagged kids say, LGBT, out of the mouth of babes, parenting
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Respect your elders, but they can walk on you or the story of childhood in Canada.
Respect your elders. Hold the door, say please and thank you. Speak when spoken to and don’t interrupt. All done and just fine until I had children of my own. At that point the phenomenon I call childism became … Continue reading
Posted in Ageism, Childism, free range parenting, kids, parenting
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