Equal Parenting 101
The Basics
Feminism rests on a foundation of respect and equality for all humans, starting with the self.
As parents, we have more impact than anyone else on kids' self-identity and their worldview during the formative years. In a nutshell, if we can teach them to accept and advocate for themselves and to admire and embrace differences in others, we'll be on our way to raising a more confident generation who insists on social justice.
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Throughout this website you'll find in-depth discussion, analyses and recommended resources. Sign up below for 11 foundational techniques for raising children with a healthy sense of entitlement.
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Equal Parenting 101
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11 foundational techniques for raising kids with
a healthy sense of entitlement
Free Guide to Gender Equal Parenting
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Help your children feel relaxed in their own skins
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Raise kind, inclusive, confident kids
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Create open communication so they'll still talk to you when they're teens
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Data Scientist
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I found the Feminist Parent when I was looking for help with teen sexuality for my older two. It's so helpful for that but it's also giving me a lot of ideas for sharing info on gender (in)equality with my youngest two. Thanks!
