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Toddlerism and the Functional Child

Posted on 09/14/2009 by Backpacking Dad

It sounds strange to some people when I say I’m a toddlerist. To them all toddlerists have one thing in common: toddler-ness. But toddlerism is a to-philosophy rather than a from-philosophy: it aims toward puberty and equality of height rather than emerging from inherent traits. In fact, it is a from-philosophy that toddlerism is a…

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Feminism and the Immersed Parent

Posted on 09/11/200909/14/2009 by Backpacking Dad

It sounds strange to some people when I say I’m a feminist. To them all feminists have one thing in common: fem-ness. But feminism is a to-philosophy rather than a from-philosophy: it aims toward parity and equality rather than emerging from inherent traits. In fact, it is a from-philosophy that feminism is a reaction against:…

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A Warning Involving Peaches

Posted on 09/08/2009 by Backpacking Dad

Ladies, If, as you are heading out the door to enjoy a movie on your own, free from children and husband, Do Not, in your banter, tell your husband to “Get in the kitchen and bake me a pie.” Because waiting for you when you return at midnight you might just find a hot peach-pear…

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