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Gloves Kids

Do you think Michael Jackson gloves his kids?

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Kids Gloves (3-5 yrs.) $7.9 Small gloves for garden or work. Ages 3-5 years. Knit Cuffs. EITHER yellow cotton with green leather OR teal cotton with tan leather.

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3 Responses to “Gloves Kids”

1. Doz Says:
   September 8th, 2010 at 12:38 pm

   i don't think you should feel bad they don't act like a couple and he flirts back with you. SO its not only your fault you two flirt.

2. Dragon Says:
   September 16th, 2010 at 12:50 am

   My husband's family is from the Ottawa valley, and they refer to anything on the hands as “gloves”. It makes for some entertaining moments for me sometimes, because I have taught the kids to use different terminology for the two kinds of hand-coverings. So when Dad or Grandpa says, “Don't forget to put your gloves on”, the kids STOP putting on their mittens and start looking around for their gloves. And then the adult in question starts going crazy wondering why this child, who was happily getting dressed to go outside a minute ago, is now standing in the front hallway looking around for something to put on their hands WHEN THEY ARE HOLDING MITTENS right there in their hand! Bwa-ha-ha!

   And THAT is why we have two different words for them. Because they are, you know, two different things. Bwa-ha-ha!

3. henitsirk Says:
   January 2nd, 2011 at 10:24 pm

   Eve: My son was about three when he wanted to wear this one dress every single day. It was red with white flowers, I believe. We let him wear it in the house. He's grown out of wanting to wear dresses, but he's still struggling with the girl/boy dichotomy in terms of liking the color pink, liking sparkly things, etc. I bought a bunch of gloves for the kids for the winter, and many of them are pink or lavender and/or sparkly. I let him wear whichever ones he chooses. I think some of the kids make comments at school, but we talked about how everyone has different opinions and many people think pink and sparkly is for girls.

   We are definitely going through a phase of “training” the kids to use their words…instead of yelling, whining, hitting, etc. It feels like training, because we have to repeat ourselves ad nauseam! But it also reinforces to us adults that we have to explain things and model negotiation skills.

   I'm not sure what exactly you're getting at regarding being unable to be wise mothers. Explain more, please!

   Scott said: “I think the only way to be able to break free from ones’ cultural norms is to understand them.” Oh, and how hard is that! I think that's what bothers me the most when people seem to think I'm weird for not watching TV, not buying my kids electronic toys or letting them use computers, etc.: I feel like the people judging me aren't even aware that they are obeying cultural norms by doing those things. So many times when I tell someone that I don't watch TV, they get a look of complete shock and incredulity, because it would never have occurred to them to even question the ubiquity of television.

   Renaissance Guy asked: “I would like to understand how one can live in community without being sucked in to a collective mind set.” My thought is that you have to constantly work for consciousness in your thoughts and actions. You have to constantly challenge your assumptions and those of the group. For example, a woman in an online Waldorf education group I belong to mentioned that she thought it was possible to homeschool using the Waldorf curriculum without understanding any of the philosophy behind it. My immediate thought was, “Yes, if you just want to follow a prepackaged curriculum and not be able to form educated responses to the individual and changing needs of your children!” It's worse than actively deciding to follow a group's dogma, because in her case it's like she's consciously choosing to stay unconscious!

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