[ SECRET POST #5186 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5186 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I have virtually no memory of my childhood. Mom blogs are not great sources of info for writers on day to day minutiae of kids lives.

[(Anonymous)]

They really are not. And I'm sure plenty have conflicting parenting philosophies.

[(Anonymous)]

Dude... what parenting media are you consuming where they are not talking about day to day minutiae of their kids' lives? Hell, just go to r/askparents and ask some parents if you don't want to sort through a blog or forum on your own. If you're the kind of writer who doesn't research anything first, that's fine. It's fanfic, not a thesis. But the information is there and accessible if you actually want to look for it.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm confused that you seem to think i'm someone who is actively trying to research this.

And believe me there are plenty of conflicting parental approaches. It's a whole new world of cliques. Parenting media is often either an attempt to portray a family as some kind of pastoral ideal or playing up epic fails for laughs. Besides every kid is so different, working out what is unusual for a kid and what's average just.isn't that straightforward. You could get 100 responses on reddit and still not hit the right notes.