Not reading this whole book and I totally disagree with the author‘s “peer contagion” nonsense regarding trans identities… but I have to say this graph is striking. So even though I think Haidt is wrong on other things, maybe we should all go out and spend more time with friends?
pickA child that has superpowers and as soon as she starts to walk, she becomes a blur. How does the family deal with her. This is a second grade reader book. #ISpyBingoJuly @Clwojick @TheAromaofBooks
“What you need is a life of your own. You can't hang on to them forever and live theirs or stop them from making mistakes.”
#DaysDevotedTo
#FamilyStories
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
pickGreat palette cleanser for my reading slump.
A very honest book about motherhood, without the sunshine and rainbows. A very good book for any mother.
My wife and I have been slowly reading this with our two youngest kids for a while now.
#UniteAgainstBookBans and #LetUtahRead
pickI wasn‘t sure at first on this book, but the more I read, I started to see a full vision of what could be. I think a lot about the type of home we are creating for my kids-the environment, stretching, encouragement, etc. This book gave some excellent guidelines and ideas to help make our home a place where our kids can thrive!
pickNone of this is rocket science to anyone born before smart phones, had kids before the phone based childhood ( my kids born 99/02 are on the edge) and/or work in education. Girls and boyse are hit differently ( I only have boys) and at different ages. We need to return to a play based childhood at home and at school. Phones have no place at school and using them to entertain your child while you shop, drive, eat is a disaster
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