The courage to dance
Taking children seriously under scrutiny takes courage and can feel lonely, but someone has to start.
Taking children seriously under scrutiny takes courage and can feel lonely, but someone has to start.
Such questions are in effect asking how we and our children can solve the problem created by us in effect having a visceral aversion to our children innocently enjoying themselves learning. Why is that the case, and when we are in such a state, what can we do about it?
Life can be messy for all of us. Sometimes when we try to make improvements, part of our mind panics, and that can hurt.
When medical disaster strikes, as sometimes it still does, children can show the most amazing courage imaginable. People from the future are like that.
Sometimes it takes courage to risk confrontation with a coercionist adult to avoid risking coercing our beloved child. But seeing the wider perspective can help.