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bLISs replied to Mandy's discussion 'Small forms of disrespect growing into larger forms.'
THIS is great. ---------- Jen H. said: Maybe the family bed is a calm happy place for your grandson, and he wants to carry that calm around with him by having the movable bedding with him.
July 3
Sandra Dodd replied to Mandy's discussion 'Small forms of disrespect growing into larger forms.'
You're right. I'm really sorry I left a bad link! I'm glad you found it and brought it here and that it helped, but I'm sorry mine was a dud. Sandra
July 2
bLISs replied to Mandy's discussion 'Small forms of disrespect growing into larger forms.'
sandra (and others!), after attempting to go to this page on your site i came up not able to retrieve it. turns out the link is: http://sandradodd.com/chores/gift after searching on your site for 'gift'. or is this a different page-am i missing so...
July 2
Robyn L. Coburn replied to Mandy's discussion 'Small forms of disrespect growing into larger forms.'
From what I have read the progression in that household has been pretty simple. An unwanted (by Mom) behavior. Retaliations by Mom based on her assumptions about the behavior ("mild consequences") Escalation of the unwanted behavior. More serious...
June 19
Elissa Jill replied to Mandy's discussion 'Small forms of disrespect growing into larger forms.'
I've waited to reply to this thread so that I could read all the responses first. There were of course various points that I could respond to but one point keeps getting in the way: -=-She is a homeschooler that believes in mild consequences and ...
June 19
JennyStar replied to Mandy's discussion 'Small forms of disrespect growing into larger forms.'
Joyce, I loved this part sooooo much that I posted it on my blog... I hope that's okay with you! I love that when I'm thinking exactly the same thing you are, you say it so much more succinctly than I do!
May 31
JennyStar replied to Mandy's discussion 'Small forms of disrespect growing into larger forms.'
"Again she said that she thinks this is a dynamic that plays out in most families, I have to agree, it plays out in mine, but my kids are not as stubborn or as high energy." Sure, if you look at the world at large that is the case, but if we are ...
May 31
Sylvia Toyama replied to Mandy's discussion 'Small forms of disrespect growing into larger forms.'
No matter how much a parent feels their actions are out of love, if the child isn't perceiving it that way, then the parent's intentions mean nothing. No matter how much we say we mean something different, if the child is feeling something differe...
May 31

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what does "radical unschooling" mean to you?
Right now from what I know about radical unschooling it means letting the child follow their interests and trusting and treating them the same as you would anyone you respected.
how long have you been unschooling or homeschooling?
Always
names and ages of children
Three kiddos ages three, five and eight

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At 7:12pm on July 29, 2008, Jonette Ross said…
Hi Mandy,
I live all the way in Dillon, MT but we go to Missoula quite often. It's nice to see another unschooling family kind of close by & it would be nice to get us all together sometime soon! If you want, you could join other MT Unschoolers in the groups section under Montana Radical Unschoolers. Hope to see you there!
At 6:44pm on July 28, 2008, Kristy Iverson said…
Hi Mandy - I am in Missoula - my kids are older than yours, but I know some 8-9 year old unschoolers in the Stevensville area who come to Missoula quite often and play/visit at my house or at local parks.

If you are ever interesting in meeting more unschoolers, let me know.
 
 

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