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I fail to grasp the idea of the article. Apparently parents treat their children differently. Not only between sons and daughters, but also among siblings. What
by a_c 9y ago
I fail to grasp the idea of the article. Apparently parents treat their children differently. Not only between sons and daughters, but also among siblings. What are the benefits of treating them equally? And should we do so anyway? On one hand we educate our children based on their interest, characters, capabilities and so on. Now we talk about how different we treat our children.
- abalashov 9y agoIt does not seem that you have failed to grasp the idea of the article, but rather that you are not persuaded of the correctness of its idea. :-)
- a_c 9y agoYou are right! Yet I would love to be persuaded given there are obvious merits to children. Right now I am more in line with the sentiments of other comments.
- mnsc 9y agoI read the same article. My takeaway was not "treat them equally" at all costs. It was "give them the same possibilities to have all the feelings". I don't think the feelings of being afraid or weak is biologically determined so I would help my kid deal with them the same way, by talking with them and exploring the feelings, learning how to cope with them, no matter what stuff they have between the legs.