Kathy Witterick and David Stocker of Toronto Canada have decided to keep the sex of their newborn baby Storm to themselves. No one knows if their new child Storm is a boy or a girl, not even the grandparents.
They feel that to know someone you should spend time with them. That means not labeling them with a sex. They also say that kids receive messages from society that encourages them to treat each other differently once labeled by sex.
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hui 13 year s ago
my 3 year old son loves wearing pig tails, loves the colour pink with pink rainboots his fav, loves his baby sister's pink socks, and often expresses his belief that he is a girl. Of course, he's raised in Korea, where everyone walks around with rainbow umbrellas and no knowledge or care of the rainbow's international meaning.
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nno 13 year s ago
And he's going to be a fuckin faggot!
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L 13 year s ago
hmm i'd like to see what that book has to say.
@nno, it's too bad that hui's parenting and kids' choices make you that uncomfortable. the world could do with fewer suppressive parents like him/her. you'll probably never meet this kid when he grows up and will probably never effect you whatever he 'turns out to be' so perhaps you should do something more innovative with your insecurities.
@nno, it's too bad that hui's parenting and kids' choices make you that uncomfortable. the world could do with fewer suppressive parents like him/her. you'll probably never meet this kid when he grows up and will probably never effect you whatever he 'turns out to be' so perhaps you should do something more innovative with your insecurities.
@nno, it's too bad that hui's parenting and kids' choices make you that uncomfortable. the world could do with fewer suppressive parents like him/her. you'll probably never meet this kid when he grows up and will probably never effect you whatever he 'turns out to be' so perhaps you should do something more innovative with your insecurities.