Nicole Pelton commented on 'Names will never hurt me'
What a lovely post. I know my boys still have an advantage being blond haired sport-loving boys. I want to work hard to ensure they never feel it's okay to make fun of kids or that putting them down is...
View ArticleSophia Leto commented on 'Names will never hurt me'
Great post! When I taught high school English (briefly) I began the new year with a discussion about how powerful words really are. I'd recall for them that same exact adage about "stick and stones"...
View ArticleTracey B. commented on 'Names will never hurt me'
I actually think words are more painful than a push on the playground. Words are something you can repeat over and over. Words on the computer or internet are FOREVER... I'm so sorry your daughter is...
View ArticleThe Eco Chic Organizer commented on 'Names will never hurt me'
Powerful post! As you know, Jack's gender identitiy issues can sometimes bring out the worst in school age children (and sometimes their parents). And it sparks a lot of conversation about love,...
View ArticleGreen Fundraising commented on 'Names will never hurt me'
Elementary School was tough especially remember it being hard around 4-6th grade as a little girl. I wasn't really picked on and had a lot of friends, but I still wouldn't want to go back to that age....
View ArticleAnn commented on 'Names will never hurt me'
Here is a school that celebrates diversity! You should check it out. http://www.northsidecatholicacad.org/
View ArticleWill commented on 'Names will never hurt me'
awesome article! I think that it's less about waiting on the world to change and giving kids of all shapes and sizes the tools to deal with said things. I believe that learning how to deal with...
View ArticleSusan @ 2KoP commented on 'Names will never hurt me'
I like your message about having your kids carry you with them throughout their day and relying on you when their too exhausted to be alone. I know I carry my children with me for the same purpose.
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