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My daughter loves to read ''And Tango Makes Three,'' although we haven't read it in quite some time. She loves penguins and thinks that lil Tango is ''oh, so cute!'' Through the book and other real life interactions I believe that she has a good grasp on the idea that families come in many different varieties. But I've been intentional in this ...
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In January of 2006 Newsweek put four white boys on their cover with the headline ''The Boy Crisis.'' Inside they told the tale that was so shocking that the myth grew so fast that the factual evidence that quickly came out was ignored. What was this myth? That boys were being left behind.
By almost every benchmark, boys across the nation and in ...
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I am a jeans and t-shirt gal and I have Amelia Bloomer to thank for it. I hated wearing dresses & skirts as a kid because my mom never let me wear shorts or pants underneath so that I could still play on the monkey bars. Even thou I have made my peace with dresses and my daughter practically lives in her black and white plaid skirt, I know ...
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Of course you do!
One of my favorite indie stores is having a contest to cap off Women's History Month:Please post [at Sticker Sisters] about [a brave woman or girl] you know or [one] you admire from a far. On April 1st [Ariel will] pick one of the posts out of a hat and that person will get a free Brave Girl t-shirt!Shirts come in kids sizes ...
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I'm a child of the '80s and thus grew up in the hey day of MTV. You know, when they actually showed music videos and the non-music shows were related to music (Remote Control 4EVER). So I logged more than my fair of time watching, acting out music videos and yes one of my favorites is ''Love is a Battlefield.''A few years ago I heard of a new ...
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The dreaded ''Mommy Wars'' usually pits working moms against stay at home
moms. It took the genius of Sylvia Ann Hewitt and Linda Hirshman to top
it off with a dollop of guilt. Hewitt began the baby panic with her 2002 book castigating us career gals with not having babies before we hit our ancient 30s. My all time favorite response was from ...
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What does the Mommy Wars, the Summer of the Shark, and the Summer of Stranger
Abductions have in common? All creations of the mainstream media.
The facts are that most women who have children flow in and out of the
workforce and even those who are classified as stay-at-home run businesses
(Avon, Tupperware) or are freelance ...
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