Epic NPH is Epic 9 comments
pixiedust
· 9 years ago
*adds aloe vera to the survival pack*
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Jab! Hook! Kick! Cry! 7 comments
How to raise a happy child 13 comments
pixiedust
· 9 years ago
I'm sorry that I didn't clarify my definition of discipline. ..my parents never hit and never used physical means of punishmemt. They encouraged and rewarded positive behavior, but if I misbehaved, I was put in "time out" as a child; or as a teen, grounded or my phone was taken away. My parents used effective but appropriate measures to insure that I behaved. My parents focused on fostering a strong relationship with me as well. Unlike most people my age, I have a strong and positive relationship with them. That to me seems like a good balance of disciplinary action and building relationships.
How to raise a happy child 13 comments
pixiedust
· 9 years ago
Guest has a point. Children need to be disciplined, and acting as their friend isn't discipline. A parent needs to foster good relationships with the child, but also needs to discipline.
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How People React To Child Abuse Between Different Races Is Heartbreaking 16 comments
pixiedust
· 9 years ago
I don't see which point they are trying to make/what their goal is in creating this video. BEFORE YOU DOWNVOTE ME READ THe WHOLE THING. I don't understand. Are they saying that it is more accepted that black children are abused? People will help a white child but won't help a black child? I don't see their point or what they were trying to prove. Can someone explain?
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It's Guh-If 11 comments
The great presidential blame game 16 comments
I miss whose line and colin mochrie 5 comments
Best fanfic ever! 30 comments
pixiedust
· 9 years ago
I was thinking it was Justin Russo from Wizards of Waverly Place for a second...
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Pure hate! 35 comments
They all like different things 15 comments
pixiedust
· 9 years ago
I don't think it's sexist, more simply stereotypical, but typically not in an offensive way.
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They all like different things 15 comments
pixiedust
· 9 years ago
Can u explain how? Maybe there is something we are missing, but they don't seem sexist.
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The beauty of mushrooms 3 comments
America (fixed) 19 comments
pixiedust
· 9 years ago
If I'm correct, I think Native Americans did not believe in "owning" things, esp. land.
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She's right, you know 25 comments
pixiedust
· 9 years ago
Mgoviea, you have a good point as well. Parents have the largest impact on their children, and ultimately decide what is ok/not ok in their family. Schools and politicians should not raise the children, but they HAVE to care, and must provide a moral compass because they spend so much time with the kids. Schools are an important factor of making children good citizens.
EDIT: Abstaining vs. Not Abstaining is not a factor in whether or not u are a good citizen. (Before anyone interprets my comment that way)
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Edited 9 years ago
EDIT: Abstaining vs. Not Abstaining is not a factor in whether or not u are a good citizen. (Before anyone interprets my comment that way)
