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Lädt ... Elephants Are Not Birdsvon Brave Books & Ashley St. Clair
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"Can a beak and wings make an elephant a bird? Kevin the Elephant has always loved to sing. When a vulture named Culture suggests that Kevin is actually a bird, he embarks on an adventure exploring reality, identity, and truth. Kids will love following Kevin's exploits and participating in The BRAVE Challenge, a collection of games and discussion questions to help children think through the topic of gender identity."--Cover.
"BRAVE BOOKS is a publisher dedicated to Bringing Real American Values that Endure, equipping parents to have intentional and enjoyable conversations with their kids about topics that matter."--Cover.
"Upcoming topics in this Saga: Sanctity of life -- Capitalism -- Cancel culture -- Critical Race Theory -- Right to bear arms."--Cover. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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These are the tones that can be turned on anybody not just trans people. You are still telling your child a hateful message even if it isn't applied to trans people.
Your child has feelings, and those feelings are part of their mental health and mental health is what affects the physical body. Do not deny your child therapy even if it's for something like depression, feeling depressed is a thing that is factual. I know what the message of this book is, but I know that it can apply to everything especially illnesses and feeling sick.
I want to add, kids grow up into adults and have their own lives and when they have their own lives they often cut off contact with parents who raise them with these books. Because you can't control a child forever, I think that books should be shared and be helpful but not harmful. If you believe this book is helping your child, I hope that you still have a relationship with them down the road but most of the people I know who had upbringings with these kinds of books have gone low contact or completely cut off contact with their parents. Maybe don't risk your future relationship with your child over a harmful message. ( )