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This episode explores how much independence we give our kids- physical, mental, emotional- and how frankly, that’s changed over the years, from when our guest Lenore Skenazy was a child walking herself to school at age five. We think this is an important and thought provoking topic, and we hope you enjoy Lenore’s sensational humor.
More on Lenore Skenazy:
After her column “Why I Let My 9-Year-Old Ride the Subway Alone” prompted massive media attention (2008), Lenore Skenazy was dubbed “America’s Worst Mom.” In response, she wrote and founded the book and blog “Free-RangeKids,” sparking the movement that says today’s kids are smarter and stronger than our culture gives them credit for. This grew into “Let Grow,” a nonprofit working to make it easy, normal and legal to give kids back some independence. Lenore is also a speaker, blogger, syndicated columnist and reality show host.
Resources:
letgrow.org
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https://www.instagram.com/nosillyquestionspodcast/
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This episode explores how much independence we give our kids- physical, mental, emotional- and how frankly, that’s changed over the years, from when our guest Lenore Skenazy was a child walking herself to school at age five. We think this is an important and thought provoking topic, and we hope you enjoy Lenore’s sensational humor.
More on Lenore Skenazy:
After her column “Why I Let My 9-Year-Old Ride the Subway Alone” prompted massive media attention (2008), Lenore Skenazy was dubbed “America’s Worst Mom.” In response, she wrote and founded the book and blog “Free-RangeKids,” sparking the movement that says today’s kids are smarter and stronger than our culture gives them credit for. This grew into “Let Grow,” a nonprofit working to make it easy, normal and legal to give kids back some independence. Lenore is also a speaker, blogger, syndicated columnist and reality show host.
Resources:
letgrow.org
nosillyquestionspodcast.com
https://www.instagram.com/nosillyquestionspodcast/

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