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God, Kids and Parents: My Eighty-Two Cents
In case you missed the biggest news of the (/my) blogosphere last week, I have a guest post up at ... Continue reading
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Treating Children as Beloved Foreigners
Lucy from Lulastic and the Hippy Shake has been reading Parenting for Social Change by Teresa Brett and snipping quotes ... Continue reading
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International Women’s Day: 8 (Easy and Hard) Ways to Make Life Better for Women
The wonderful Lucy is hosting an International Women’s Day link-up at Lulastic and the Hippyshake, so head over there for ... Continue reading
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6 Ways Kids Can Change the World [Blog Action Day]
Even if you’re little you can do a lot, you Mustn’t let a little thing like ‘little’ stop you ... Continue reading
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47 Christmas Gifts that can Change the World
How can something as (potentially) shallow as Christmas shopping be a great way to make a difference in the world? Easy :) If we aspire to living a life where our actions reflect our values, then how...
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Jamie Oliver and I Are Not on the Same Parenting Page
It seems that Jamie Oliver – cheeky television chef with the ‘beestung lips’ and the Essex accent – and I aren’t on the same page when it comes to our attitude to children. Jamie Oliver, 2014, image by...
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The Sacrament of Breastfeeding #6: Mastitis and the Trinity
Welcome! This is a reworking of an earlier post, from March 2013 (just so I’m not soliciting undue sympathy: I’m fine now!). Being a woman equals being in community. The same might feel true for men...
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‘Colours are for Everyone’ + 38 More Phrases for Feminist Parenting
A little visitor came to our house for the first time recently. This was the conversation between the visitor and my four-year-old son, SBJ: Visitor: Whose bike is that? SBJ: Mine! V: It can’t be...
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Fabulous Children’s Picture Books with Diverse Representation
Have you ever noticed that all the animals in the popular children’s lift-the-flap book Dear Zoo are male? Every single one. It’s not an isolated example. Looking at almost 6,000 children’s books...
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