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Natural Childhood: IRELAND: We forced Christian behaviour into Catholic schools
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Thursday, July 16, 2009. IRELAND: We forced Christian behaviour into Catholic schools. Far from doing nothing, it was the people who stopped corporal punishment. The strap was pulled from their hands. Not by Christian vision but by secular enforcement. That is a scandalous fact then, now and forever. We can never change that truth - Christian values had to be forced by the secular arm of the State on teachers and religious. But we can, I hope, painfully but generously forgive. I was enraged at such corru...
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Natural Childhood: Staff 'too timid' on child abuse
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Wednesday, December 03, 2008. Staff 'too timid' on child abuse. Professionals must not be too reluctant to remove children from abusive parents, a group of experts has said. The call comes in a series of articles on child abuse published in the Lancet medical journal. The studies also claim that 10% of children in wealthy countries suffer ill-treatment every year, but that neglect and abuse are under-reported. Professor Ruth Gilbert, a child health expert from University College London, said: "Scarce rep...
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Natural Childhood: Spare the Rod - Why you shouldn't hit your kids
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Saturday, July 11, 2009. Spare the Rod - Why you shouldn't hit your kids. The typical parent, when whacking a misbehaving child, doesn't pause to wonder: "What does science have to say about the efficacy of corporal punishment? If they are thinking anything at all, it's: "Here comes justice! But parents keep on hitting. Why? So what's the case for not hitting? In this country, if you do the same thing to your dog that you do to your child, you're more likely to get in trouble for mistreating the dog.
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Natural Childhood: HISTORICAL EVOLUTION OF CHILD REARING
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Friday, March 30, 2012. HISTORICAL EVOLUTION OF CHILD REARING. For the past 40 years I have been researching with over a hundred of my fellow psychohistorians the slow, uneven evolution of historical child rearing practices. We have discovered that there have been six parenting modes that have evolved historically:. 1infanticide (tribes, early states),. 2abandoning (early medieval),. When I give speeches to academic audiences and describe my psychohistorical findings, they regularly ask at the end of my ...
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Natural Childhood: Natural Child Project
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Thursday, March 08, 2012. Ten Ways We Misunderstand Children. 1 We expect children to be able to do things before they are ready. 2 We become angry when a child fails to meet our needs. 3 We mistrust the child’s motives. 4 We don’t allow children to be children. 5 We get it backwards. 6 We blame and criticize when a child makes a mistake. Make mistakes, and then to react as though we think the child should behave perfectly at all times. 7 We forget how deeply blame and criticism can hurt a child. When a ...
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Natural Childhood: 10 Insights to Understanding Narcissistic Personality Disorder
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Saturday, May 05, 2012. 10 Insights to Understanding Narcissistic Personality Disorder. By Christine Louis de Canonville. The following insights are useful for beginning to understand narcissistic behaviour:-. 5 Power and Control:. The Roadshow for Therapists. Thank you for the post. It has really made me realise why my boyfriend is the way he is. Everything makes sense. Your article was an eye opener. Pursuit. See the link below for more info. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Spanking and sexual abus...
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Natural Childhood: Shock report: cuts to have a 'catastrophic' effect on child poverty
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Wednesday, May 30, 2012. Shock report: cuts to have a 'catastrophic' effect on child poverty. The UK has a higher percentage of children in poverty than 21 of 35 economically advanced countries surveyed. The Government's spending cuts will have a "catastrophic" effect on British children, a UN agency has warned, endangering their future health, education and employment. One thing is clear: government policies to tackle the deficit must not harm children. There is only one chance at childhood – ...The UK ...
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Natural Childhood: Children are Born Innocent
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Tuesday, May 08, 2012. Children are Born Innocent. What do you see when you look into the eyes of a newborn? Look closely at this new being. Learn from him how delightful and simple life is meant to be. It's just an instant of time, but once this truth is fully grasped, it lasts forever. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 10 Insights to Understanding Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Spanking as sexualized abuse. IRELAND: We forced Christian behaviour into Catholic schools. Emotions are Not Bad Behavior.
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Natural Childhood: Jeremy Deller's inflatable Stonehenge gives Glasgow's Children a bounce
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Saturday, April 21, 2012. Jeremy Deller's inflatable Stonehenge gives Glasgow's Children a bounce. 2012 Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art. By Jeremy Deller 'Sacrilege'. The Turner prize winner's bouncy new interactive artwork, Sacrilege, kicks off the Glasgow international festival of visual art. It's a bit weird and random," says Michael Mclaughlan, 50, bopping gently up and down in the middle of the giant inflatable Stonehenge. Down here to bounce about.". Which launched on Friday. It's abou...
