extended family
All about how to stay connected, strengthen ties and talk politics with your big, happy extended family.
Separating Immigrant Families Isn't Just Wrong It's a War Crime
In recent years, the issue of separating immigrant families has become a pressing and deeply troubling concern. Beyond being a matter of immigration policy, it raises fundamental questions about human rights and international law. The practice has stirred public outrage and condemnation from various quarters. This article aims to shed light on the gravity of separating immigrant families, exploring its historical context, the consequences it has on the lives of those affected, and the implications it may have in the realm of international law.
By Zeeshan May3 years ago in Families
Toxic Sibling Dynamics in Narcissistic Families Unravelling the Complex Web of Dysfunction
Within families, sibling relationships are often seen as a source of love, support, and camaraderie. However, in some cases, toxic sibling dynamics can arise, particularly within narcissistic families. Narcissistic parents can create an environment where unhealthy competition, favouritism, and manipulation thrive among siblings. In this blog, we will delve into the intricacies of toxic sibling dynamics in narcissistic families, examine the impact on individual development and relationships, and explore strategies to break free from this cycle of dysfunction.
By Zeeshan May3 years ago in Families
Families Like Mine Rarely Realise Their Privilege Unravelling the Layers of Unconscious Advantage
Privilege an often overlooked and uncomfortable topic, permeates various aspects of our lives. It can manifest in different forms, including race, gender, socio-economic status, and more. However, one aspect that is seldom discussed is the privilege experienced by families like mine – families who have benefited from societal structures, inherited advantages, and various opportunities. In this blog, we will explore the layers of unconscious advantage that families like mine might unknowingly possess, shed light on the importance of recognising and understanding this privilege, and discuss how we can use it to foster positive change in society.
By Zeeshan May3 years ago in Families
Ending the Stranglehold of Health Care Costs on American Families
Health care costs in the United States have long been a burden on American families, with many struggling to afford necessary medical treatments and services. The exorbitant expenses associated with health care can lead to financial strain, delayed treatments, and in some cases, even bankruptcy. In this blog, we will explore the challenges posed by escalating health care costs, analyse the impact on American families, and discuss potential solutions to alleviate this stranglehold on their financial well-being.
By Zeeshan May3 years ago in Families
Defending Your Identity to the State: When Families of Trans Kids are Accused of Child Abuse
In a world that is gradually becoming more accepting and inclusive, the journey of transgender children and their families can still be filled with challenges and discrimination. One of the most heart-wrenching battles they may face is defending their identity and parental rights when accused of child abuse. This blog explores the plight of families with transgender kids, who, despite their unconditional love and support, find themselves embroiled in legal battles, facing accusations that question their ability to care for their own children. It sheds light on the need for empathy, understanding, and a shift in societal attitudes to protect these families and ensure the well-being of transgender youth.
By Zeeshan May3 years ago in Families
Heart of the Stars
In a distant future, characterized by technological wonders and intergalactic connectivity, Earth found itself at the center of a powerful and diverse star realm. Humanity had unraveled the secrets of space and ascended to become a cosmic civilization, peacefully interacting with various alien species.
By Kilian Bräuer3 years ago in Families
Mastering One Social Expectation Doesn't Mean Your Autistic Loved One Will Suddenly Know Them All
There's a concerning misconception around how autistic people learn neurotypical social skills (and when I say 'neurotypical social skills', I mean just that, as they differ from natural autistic ways of socializing) that I want to address. Traits and behaviors that are considered 'the norm' (and that neurotypical people pick up on simply by being in their environment and around others of their neurotype) are not traits and behaviors that come naturally to autistic folks.
By The Articulate Autistic3 years ago in Families
Inovelio Home Care Services: Elevating Newborn Care in New York City
Introduction: Welcoming a newborn into the world is a joyous and transformative experience for any family. However, it also brings with it an array of new responsibilities and challenges. As parents strive to provide the best care and nurturing environment for their precious bundle of joy, they often find themselves in need of professional assistance and support.
By Norma Getten3 years ago in Families
A Friendly Visit
I stopped what I was doing and turned to look at the approaching figure when a familiar voice cried out to me from the dusty road. My friend signaled for me to take a break as he slowed down on his trusty horse. I responded to his call with warmth in my heart, leaving the wild hills and half-hoed fields behind.
By Rachael Opawole3 years ago in Families
An Ode To My Grandfather. Top Story - July 2023.
My Grandfather was born on his parents homestead in South Dakota, he died on the same land some 100 years later. In between he lived an entire life on this land. It was a rich life full of family and fun and lots of hard work.
By Heather Lunsford3 years ago in Families
