Queer She Can't Get Used To The Only Child Program
A Dublin woman laments American attitudes toward the nation's sole child policy. She has lived in the United States seven years and struggles to adjust to the idea, recounting her discomfort with her husband and family situation.
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Special Lives in a New World of Child Rearing
A writer laments Irish family ties and the contrast with American attitudes toward children. She describes christenings back home, the idea that children are costly and troublesome, and praises grandmothers while critiquing urban, pampered youngsters. The piece explores how immigrant life shapes views on motherhood and upbringing.
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Guiding Your Child Martha Learns Duty Away From Home
A girl named Martha, lazy at home, becomes industrious while camping when allowed freedom and a tactful, understanding approach. The piece suggests homes should foster supportive, respectful guidance to encourage useful habits.
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