Hil, is the pain any better tonight?
Somewhat, thanks. Not totally gone, but much more tolerable.
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Hil, is the pain any better tonight?
Somewhat, thanks. Not totally gone, but much more tolerable.
William wants a doll, so when he has a baby some day, he'll know how to dress it, put diapers on double, and gently caress it, to bring up a bubble, and care for his babay as every good father should learn to do...
These boys who play with dolls also sometimes t gasp help their mother bake!
I just realized. This family cosleeps, and they don't diaper the baby at night.
That's commitment.
Attachment parenting is totally within the range of upper-middle-class suburban parenting styles I'm seen from my friends, and unschooling is a bit further out there, but I've met several people who do it.
Well, I was going with the example you cited, of not just attachment parenting, but attachment parenting with extended breastfeeding.
Also, I too know people who took/take the attachment parenting route, but just because you or I know people who do it doesn't make it the norm.
Again, I think "radical" might not be the right word for how I would classify unschooling and attachment parenting w/extended breastfeeding -- "radical" makes me think of the Symbionese Liberation Army or something. I'll just stick with saying that those 2 methods of parenting are definitely outside the norm.
Yeah, unschooling and extended breastfeeding are outside the norm, but I would think that something would have to be much further outside than that to be called radical.
I guess they aren't using it like the TMNT
Yeah, they're not radical. "Unconventional" in more industrialized countries is pretty much it.
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Unconventional! That's a better word for what I mean.