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Prevent Sweatshop Horrors As You Shop
Consumer demand for cheaply priced clothes and other goods is directly related to horrors like the recent garment factory fire in Bangladesh that killed over 800. How we shop can change that. Here are over 100 links to companies that keep all production in the United States, Continue reading
Changing The World One Choice At A Time
Small everyday choices are values elevated to action. Continue reading
Don’t Deprive Kids Of Risk
Say yes to more challenges. Continue reading
Posted in consequences, family, independence, learning, selfhood, teens
Tagged challenges, consequences, family, independence, learning, risk, stranger danger, teens
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Pride Goeth Before Tiny Bite Marks
Perfect parenting+biting child. Continue reading
Posted in challenges, consequences, family, gratitude, interests, memory, mothering, parenting
Tagged ADD, consequences, family, gratitude, interests, memory, mothering, non-compliance, parenting
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We Choose Our Own Role Models
Our childhood role models play a part in shaping who we become. Continue reading
Posted in community, consequences, elders, memory, role models, selfhood
Tagged community, consequences, elders, memory, mentors, role models, selfhood
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Give Em The Finger
Avoid coercion, help children learn. Continue reading
Posted in attitude, consequences, homeschooling, learning, selfhood
Tagged attitude, coercion, consequences, freedom, Give Em The Finger, homeschooling, learning, resistance, selfhood
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The Bomb & Me
I’m alive because other people died. Are there reasons behind what’s called “fate” that we can’t fathom? Continue reading
Posted in consequences, global, memory, non-violence, peace, values
Tagged atomic bomb, childhood fear, consequences, fate, global, memory, non-violence, nuclear, nuclear legacy, nuclear power threat, peace, peace activism, values, WW II memory
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Healing The Next Generation
The science of epigenetics shows that the choices we make today can resonate in the minds and bodies of our great grandchildren Continue reading
