Ten years of wondrous turbulences
It’s ten years, almost to the day when our son was born. He was the miracle baby that my wife and I prayed for…
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From Elsewhere: Spot on. We don’t need graduate nursery workers, we need affordable nursery workers.
Labour when in government severely screwed up the childminding sector of child care. The last Labour government did great damage by insisting that the…
A school dominated by Stonewall and its ideology treats Christians and Muslims like dirt.
One of the hardest things for a person to do in this life is to be the first to put their heads over the…
From Elsewhere: Parental (Ir)responsibility.
As a parent I’m gobsmacked by what some other parents do with regards children and information technology. Maybe it’s because I’m a slightly older…
Primary Education Quest – Part Three – Another half decent, although not perfect, school
As regular readers of this blog may already know, Mrs Fahrenheit and I are searching for a Primary School for our child. What we…
Guest Post. The ongoing and worsening problem of the sexualisation of children NSFW
There is a problem in our society and one that we need to urgently acknowledge. It is a problem that is only going to…
Abortion – How and why I changed my mind on this issue
Life throws some odd challenges to a person sometimes, challenges that cause a person to be presented with an opportunity to change their mind…
From Elsewhere: The shade of Trofim Lysenko is back, but this time posing as a ‘paediatric gender transition expert’
Since the scientific revolution, that started in earnest in the 18th century and came out of the Western Enlightenment, the scientific world has given…
From Elsewhere: ‘Safe spaces’ are dangerous
An excellent blog post from the Jewish parenting website Kveller by the writer Miriam Levine about the danger posed by allowing ‘safe spaces’ in…
I can’t quite shake the ‘yuck’ factor about this particular story, in fact I’m growing convinced that this is an example of ‘Progressive’ child abuse.
There are some stories that appear to have a ‘yuck’ factor that is difficult to suppress and this particular tale is one of those. It’s…
