Baby goggles. Your own kid is clearly the most talented/intelligent/cute of the bunch. It's probably an adaptive response, because any kid whose parents thoug

Baby goggles. Your own kid is clearly the most talented/intelligent/cute of the bunch. It's probably an adaptive response, because any kid whose parents thought other kids were more talented/intelligent/cute probably didn't survive long in our ancestral environment. Mom's groups are still for moms (I think this is because they often discuss mom-things where they don't want men around), but the park and downtown have become a shared spaces. I don't get strange looks for taking my kid to the playground, about half the parents there are dads (more on Sunday morning), sometimes moms or other dads will even talk to me. I do remember my dad (a househusband back in the 80s) complaining about how he'd get lots of strange glances taking my sister and me to the playground.