Posts Tagged ‘parenting’

Sep 26

And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.

Posted at 6:03 pm in Life matters & parenting

You may have heard in the news that a Toledo woman, Carolyn Savage, was implanted with the wrong embryo. She found out in February when she was only two months along. She and her husband were naturally shellshocked but in spite of the devastation they felt, they knew immediately that they would take the pregancy [...]

Apr 21

Environmental fearmongers scaring kids

Posted at 6:08 pm in Environmentalism & Politics & government & parenting

This is one reason why we need to curb all the environmental fear mongering. Kids are terrified the earth will be unlivable when they grow up. These fears are unnecessary because the earth will go on with or without us:
There’s a new bogeyman lurking in the closet, and this one isn’t imaginary. Us. One out [...]

Apr 08

Quebec judge undermines parents’ rights in Canada

Posted at 2:42 pm in News & government & parenting

Last year, the Canadian Human Rights Council, a inappropriately named group, put commentator Mark  Steyn on trial for what it called Flagrant Islamophobia because of his book America Alone. It was a shocking attempt to police the thougths and speech through intimidation and persecution. Steyn ultimately won out and was acquitted, but the fog of [...]

Apr 07

Father finds missing sons in 1 week when cops searched for 6 months

Posted at 11:57 am in Law enforcement & parenting

This has got to be one of the worst cases of police mismanagement I’ve ever seen. Two boys were kidnapped by their mother after they visited her in Sweden. Their father who lives in Australia waited for six months as Swedish police searched but turned up nothing. Sick of waiting, the father flew to Sweden [...]

Feb 04

The first step to socialized medicine

Posted at 10:31 pm in Barack Obama & Democrats & government & health care & parenting

Today Barack Obama signed the expanded SCHIP bill into law. I thought he was ushering in a new era of responsibility.  He must have meant he was ushering in a new era of shifting responsibility from parents to government because that is what is going to happen as a result of this bill. More and [...]

Jan 03

Breastfeeding a six year old?

Posted at 10:36 am in Culture & Society & parenting

I’m just going to come out and say it: that this mom is still breastfeeding her six year old is not normal. If this family lived in a Third World nation in which there was virtually no food supply and breastfeeding was the only food source, I would completely understand the mom’s instinct to feed [...]