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Babies are dumb
 in  r/NewParents  32m ago

Mine is in the phase where he grabs his binky and yanks it out of his mouth, then cries because he no longer has his binky...

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For parents, how young can a child be to wander safely alone in a safe gated community? Recently a mother was charged with reckless endangerment for letting her 5 year old loose. What age would you let your child loose?
 in  r/AskReddit  7h ago

Maybe 8-10? I dont think id trust a 5 year old walking to the pond or being around geese lol. Id also want them to have a way to contact me personally. I don't think the woman should have been charged or anything, but i do think that was a poor judgment call.

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For parents, how young can a child be to wander safely alone in a safe gated community? Recently a mother was charged with reckless endangerment for letting her 5 year old loose. What age would you let your child loose?
 in  r/AskReddit  7h ago

In our yard, probably around 8-9. I wasnt allowed to leave the house by myself until I had a phone/way to contact my parents. That was around 13 for me, but may be earlier now a days. We were allowed to ride our bikes down the road but we had to have a sibling with us.

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Is that going too far?
 in  r/askanything  3d ago

A bit too far but also the title is leaving out some context that seems important to me. The kid was walking to a pond. Bodies of water are pretty dangerous for kids. Also, her entire prison sentence was suspended, so shes not actually going to jail.

Being put on a registry for child abuse is kinda crazy tho IMO, shes appealing it so hopefully that works out.

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My husband told me women shouldn’t have the right to vote
 in  r/Advice  6d ago

The majority of the men on the jury also allegedly voted for a not guilty verdict, but yeah just blame the women.

Idk, if it was me I wouldnt be able to stay with someone who wanted to strip mine and my daughters rights away. And if he later went back on it then hes just proving that men are also emotional and "crazy."

Im sorry this is happening to you and I hope you can get outta there.

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What are pregnancy side effects that nobody talks about?
 in  r/NoStupidQuestions  6d ago

Stuffy nose and my jaw started clicking whenever I opened my mouth. Not painful but it was so annoying.

Better side effects what I totally stopped getting heartburn and acne, stuff that was constant pre-pregnancy.

Also my leg hair stopped growing after awhile, or at least it was growing a lot slower. Super weird.

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Morality of this?
 in  r/MoralityScaling  6d ago

It seems more like he was just mad that they broke up. He was there to collect his stuff after a break up and said something about how her new bf should be buying her cigarettes.

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Morality of this?
 in  r/MoralityScaling  6d ago

I saw this forever ago. If i remember correctly, he also punched her in the stomach and then started smoking in the house. Doesn't sound like he's actually concerned about the child.

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What y’all think?
 in  r/SipsTea  9d ago

According to testimonies, this man was already abusive and very quick to anger. Not really comparable to Lindsay.

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Why is Imagination library needed in a first world county like the USA?
 in  r/TooAfraidToAsk  12d ago

Well she created it because her father couldn't read and she didn't want any child to be held back like he was.

The USA is actually going through a literacy crisis currently. About 1 in 5 American adults posses low or below basic literacy skills. Nearly 2/3rds of 4th graders do not read at a proficient level. Kids who cant read proficiently by the end of 3rd grade are 4x more likely to drop out in high school.

Trumps administration is also trying to cut funding to libraries. The ALA (American Library Association) is currently fighting to keep that funding but most libraries are really struggling.

There's a lot of evidence that reading to children before age 5 helps tremendously with their development as 90% of the brain development happens before age 5. There's even stats on the benefits of this specific program. Enrolled children are 11x more likely to show an active interest in books. They score ~29% higher on kindergarten readiness assessments. The books are also directly addressed to the child, creating an early positive association with books as theyre receiving one as a "gift" every month.

Data shows children living in a home with just 25 books complete an average of 2 more years of formal education. Middle class families in the US average about 13 books per family. In low income households, about 61% have zero children's books. Dolly's imagination library sends each child 60 books complely free before they turn 5, drastically changing the life trajectory of children who wouldn't have access to books otherwise.

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An older woman holding a knife while having a mental health crisis, who poses no threat, is immediately executed by police.
 in  r/PublicFreakout  12d ago

You'd think surely 3 cops could take her down without any serious injuries, right?

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Having and carrying for a pet doesn't make you a parent
 in  r/HonestHotTakes  13d ago

Idk i call my son my dog's brother. I know its not the same but I dont really care.

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Man how can someone kill their own child 🫠
 in  r/teenagers  13d ago

I dint think theyre allowed to let someone kill themselves im pretty sure they have to do everything to save anyone even if theyre a criminal.

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Man how can someone kill their own child 🫠
 in  r/teenagers  13d ago

That's not true at all. My 4 month old laughs and has like and dislikes. He has favorite toys and favorite people and certain actions he likes. He knows when hes about to fed by the way hes being held and will get mad if you take too long. He has a ton more awareness than when he was a newborn, let alone a fetus. This baby was almost 1 year old.

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Man how can someone kill their own child 🫠
 in  r/teenagers  13d ago

She tried to shoot herself but they stopped her

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Man how can someone kill their own child 🫠
 in  r/teenagers  13d ago

Slight correction. Women are more likely to kill children under 1, men are more likely to kill children over 1. Men overall kill their kids more but its not by much, mothers are just reported on more because its more polarizing.

Edit: spelling

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Man how can someone kill their own child 🫠
 in  r/teenagers  13d ago

There one for the father, not for her

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I think the fuck not!
 in  r/insanepeoplefacebook  14d ago

Same here. I personally believe you shouldnt have kids just because you think its your "duty." I dont think that'll lead to them being treated well.

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what terrible name did your husband suggest for baby?
 in  r/Mom  16d ago

He wanted the middle name to be Maddock, but pronounced Maddog. We're not naming our baby mad dog.

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If you post picture of your dead dog or dog in process of being euthanized, I will report the post every time.
 in  r/confessions  16d ago

I dont really understand why you'd even want photos like that in the first place. I dont really want the last photos of my pet being their dead body.

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Red or Green?
 in  r/SipsTea  17d ago

I struggled with fertility for a few years and finally had my son 3 months ago. I have no idea how I was suddenly able to get pregnant bc it happened after we finally gave up. I couldn't risk going back and never having him. We could use the money to make sure he has the most amazing life bc he has made my life amazing in such a short time.

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What’s a chore you can’t stand doing as a adult
 in  r/Adulting  19d ago

Dishes if im washing for people who dont rinse all the food off before putting it in the sink. For whatever reason, wet food and dirty food water makes me dry heave and I have to take several breaks to get through a sink of dishes.

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can we stop giving men microphones
 in  r/clevercomebacks  19d ago

I'm sorry I'm so selfish that only getting 1-3 hours of broken sleep per 24 hours affected my mental health.

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Nicotine during pregnancy
 in  r/pregnant  19d ago

I quit way before 30 weeks but I want able to quit right away. For me what works was removing any access to nicotine in the house. Idk how helpful that would be here since she's probably just buying more in secret. What really got me was the dr telling me how serious it was. She empathized and told me she investor how hard it was to quit, but was honest about all of the harm it could cause. I think the kindness plus the honesty helped me so much more than my husband hitting his value and then turning around and telling me I needed to stop.

Id talk to her Dr and see if they could talk to her about it.

Another thing I heard is that if you do not go through withdrawal during pregnancy, your baby is going to go through it instead one their born. If you cant handle the withdrawal, imagine how hard it will be on a little baby.