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Here s Why My Baby Will Have My Surname - Not My Husband s

I grew up in a household with four surnames. My mum had her maiden name, my stepdad his name, my brother his dad’s name, and I had my mum and my dad’s names. From a young age this meant I knew that not all families share a name, and that this has no effect on how loved we necessarily feel or how connected to each other we are. But growing up in a household with four surnames also meant that I witnessed just how much multi-name households can unsettle people observing our family from the outside. Bringing up the topic of surnames in 2021 can still produce quite visceral reactions. Anyone who’s discussed the subject with friends and family knows this. So why does it continue to surprise me that many adults become uncomfortable when presented with even the slightest hint of a disruption or challenge to heteronormative behaviours in relation to surnames in marriage, and, especially, when it comes to children.

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Let s Stop Calling Kids Stubborn, Even If They Are

Filed to:autonomy Photo: Tysovska Nina, Shutterstock Strong-willed children are challenging to raise. They can turn even the most basic and routine of situations into a battle of the wills. They don’t just want to be right; they know they are right. They cannot stand to be told what to do all the time, so they will defy you at every turn, and the more obedience you demand, the harder they dig in their heels. They are stubborn, to be sure but we shouldn’t call them that. It’s easy to see a child’s stubbornness as a negative. After all, it makes your day-to-day life harder when they’re fighting you at every turn. But the very traits that make them strong-willed as a child (particularly that inward motivation and internal wisdom they so heavily rely on) are also the traits that turn them into teenagers and adults who will value integrity and shun peer pressure if we haven’t broken their wills by then, that is. These kids become leaders.

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My daughter is mean to her older brother, and I can t seem to stop it

My daughter is mean to her older brother, and I can t seem to stop it
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How to foster social skills in an era of social distancing - Portsmouth Daily Times

As the COVID-19 pandemic stretched on, children who have been called on to do their part still may not fully understand why they have had to skip play date

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How to get a 3-year-old to sleep - The Washington Post

It’s time to stop the chronic and constant changing of routines, the manipulation, the rewards, the consequences all of it.

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