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All the reasons you gave for why it's not possible are situational. It is possible for kids to get three hours of sunlight, either at school or at home by playi
by rrss1122 11y ago
All the reasons you gave for why it's not possible are situational. It is possible for kids to get three hours of sunlight, either at school or at home by playing outside.
(By the way, who refers to a minor child as "it" anyway?)
- leoc 11y agoIt's perfectly possible for many families. But for others it is not so safe and easy, while many others probably just won't do it even if you exhort them to. (The answer is 'someone who can't edit his comment after the timeout'. But I suppose it can be my daily blow struck for social justice.)
- thaumasiotes 11y ago> (By the way, who refers to a minor child as "it" anyway?) People from the 19th century. I reread E. Nesbit's 5 Children and It a few years ago, and was quite surprised to notice that the 5th child, a baby known to be male, is invariably referred to by the other characters and the narrator with the pronoun "it" (no relation to the It of the title, which is a magical creature). When I read that book for the first time, either it had been modernized or (more likely) I was in more of a young-child grammar-absorbing mode than a grammar-checking mode.