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A Grandfather’s Wish
We tried so hard to make things better for our kids that we made them worse. For my grandchildren, I’d like better.
A Child gives Birth to the Man
As a child of the fifties, my idea of childbirth came from old American sitcoms. The mother is closeted away, the father chain-smokes pacing the hospital waiting room.
Whole Again: Our Family after Television
There was a time when my three children were television nuts. At any point during the day, you could walk through my house and hear everything from Power Rangers and Rugrats coming from my daughter’s room to heavy metal music and the World Wrestling Feder
Beyond Bonding: a mother’s story
Quite often, mothers (and to a lesser extent dads) find themselves needing to re-establish a sense of their own boundaries, after years of a symbiotic merger with their babies.
Shining Son and Running Water
An excerpt from the book “Getting Real About Growing Up”, a resource book for young people, parents, teachers and youth workers.