Monthly Archives: August 2008

Breeched from birth

Posted on August 29, 2008 by

I was thinking about Penni’s f word article the other day. I too have a little boy and am trying to raise him no differently than I would a little girl. It’s more difficult than you might think. Our culture … Continue reading →

Posted in clothing, gender stereotypes | 13 Comments

Another Introduction

Posted on August 26, 2008 by

I too am a new blogger for Feminist Mums, and very glad to be here. Ruth and I managed to write pieces, quite separately, on issues to do with Feminism and Motherhood for The F Word in the same week, and … Continue reading →

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Now that really is radical!

Posted on August 25, 2008 by

When you become a mother, you often feel shut out; not just metaphorically but literally. If you’re a pram user, buses often won’t let you on. If you want a cup of tea in your local Weatherspoons, but have a … Continue reading →

Posted in accessibility, breastfeeding, general public | 5 Comments

Introducing myself

Posted on August 24, 2008 by

Hello there, Let me introduce myself. My name is Ruth and I’ll be an occasional blogger for Mothers for Women’s Lib. Anji very kindly invited me over after reading my article on the f word. I’ll tell you a little … Continue reading →

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Sunday Reading List

Posted on August 24, 2008 by

Every Sunday I’ll post some of my favourite feminist parenting links/articles for your perusal. Here’s this week’s reading list: Our Sons – Contrary to what some critics are saying, boys raised by feminists are growing up just fine. Maternity Leave … Continue reading →

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Still Here!

Posted on August 19, 2008 by

Hello there! Debs has left MFWL and has left it to me, so I’ve moved it over to WordPress because that’s where all my other bloggy stuff is which makes it easier for me to play with. As it’s only … Continue reading →

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