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To: ghosthost

And yet, less than 100 years ago, right here in the USA, this kind of education would have been par for the course for young women, along with the many other mundane aspects of “keeping house”, such as learning cooking, sewing, and so on. In my high school days in the 80s, even, they still had “Home Economics” class.

Realistically, there are probably a whole lot of babies here in the US who would have a better time if their mothers and fathers had had some kind of rudimentary how-to class on caring for an infant.


11 posted on 06/13/2016 7:48:40 AM PDT by Little Pig
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To: Little Pig

Yeah...they give them babies...what they need next is a 14 yr old fatherless boy to manage...maybe they can make a program that simulates THAT experience


18 posted on 06/13/2016 7:53:40 AM PDT by goodnesswins (Alinsky.....it's what's for dinner: with Cloward Piven for Dessert)
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To: Little Pig

Our schools use the same simulations but it is geared toward teaching girls that babies are a bother, a huge negative on one’s life, and not to become a mother.


25 posted on 06/13/2016 8:22:29 AM PDT by Monterrosa-24 ( Even more American than a French Bikini and a Russian AK-47)
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