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How do you explain SN to your kids?
Started by Sassy Dingo , Feb 04 2013 07:24 PM
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Posted 04 February 2013 - 07:24 PM
Some of you may remember a topic was posted a week or so ago, there was a link to an article written by a SN mum. Her son had Down's Syndrome and ADHD (from memory). It was a sort of dos and don'ts for people commenting/noticing her son.
One of her points was stop your children staring and to answer their questions if they ask.
I'm not in this position yet (no 1 hasn't yet arrived) but I've been thinking of what I would say to future child (FC)in that situation.
I have come up with a few scenarios which I think would be appropriate, but I'm struggling to think of what I would say for a SN child (I'm assuming here that the person being pointed out is in ear shot):
*Seeing 2 men/2 women holding hands
FC: Why are those 2 men/ladies holding hands/kissing etc?
Me: You have a mummy and a daddy, some families have 2 daddies and some have 2 mummies
*Seeing first black person/indian/asian or another racial mix
FC: Mum, why is that person black?
Me: People come in all sorts of colours, isn't that nice? Only white would get boring wouldn't you think?
*Seeing person in wheelchair
FC: Mum, why is that person in a moving chair? What's wrong with them?
Me: Some people's legs don't work properly, so they use a chair with wheels to get around.
I'm struggling to think of what I would say if future child commented on someone with DS - I'm assuming it would be the features that would prompt a comment. I can't really think of a way that is simple to understand (without mentioning chromosones etc) but I don't really want to say that they're different or imply that there is something wrong with that person.
Same problem with a child with behavioural problems having a meltdown or something. Would "Some children get overexcited/overwhelmed and act out when they're upset" be ok? What if they just noticed that their friend at school was just a bit different - such as with ASD or a related disorder?
So EB, how would you/have you dealt with questions regarding a child noticing SN?
Posted 04 February 2013 - 08:02 PM
I don't mean to be rude... but I think you're overthinking things a bit.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 08:08 PM
I think its a great thing to be thinking about, I'd be interested in people's thoughts too.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 08:09 PM
It's a very privileged position you are assuming there, OP, after all there's no guarantee your child won't have SN.
And yes, overthinking it. Some kids don't ask those questions because it's just their normal. I've never had to explain same sex couple FE as my kids grew up with that as normal.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 08:15 PM
My DD's have lots of carers of different nationalities at their daycare. They don't notice the difference. People are people to them.
DD's have seen people in wheelchairs - when 3, DD1 asked "how come that man gets to sit down and I have to walk. I want a chair with wheels too." I simply said "he has to use the chair because his legs don't work, yours do so you have to walk". No more questions, re why they didn't work.
People of the same sex holding hands DOES.NOT.REGISTER. to them. Again - those are adult concepts. DD2 has a boy with 2 dads in her class. Some of the kids have no dad. To her it's the same as having 2 grandparents or 2 aunties.
They HAVE noticed a few children here and there who are very obviously disabled and when they question, I answer simply.
ie a child being fed through a nasal tube - "that is how he gets his food, because he can't eat". "why, Mummy?" "because that is the way he was made". Similar answer for disabled child, I said "he is just acting that way because he has hurt his brain and doesn't know it isn't right".
They usually don't question differences to be honest.
ETA - They did once comment on a very, very dark skinned man who they literally ran into - he was very tall and skinny, so I assume quite imposing to someone less than 1m tall. I just again said "that is the way he was made".
Edited by lynnemine, 04 February 2013 - 08:19 PM.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 08:22 PM
I was at the hospital or hospitidal as my 2yo dd says and she noticed a man who was covered in a black burns suit, head to toe.
DD said "whats that mummy?" unfortunately he was in ear shot in the waiting room. I said "it's a man" softly praying he wouldn't hear. I tried to distract her with my phone but she kept looking and asking me. I was sad for him but wasn't sure what else to say to stop her asking me.
Any ideas?
Posted 04 February 2013 - 08:23 PM
I'm with Balzac. Thinking about what to say about another child's bad behaviour....umm maybe that will be your child.
If I have to answer, I will tell you that I have answered my kids with something along the lines of "some kid's brains work a little differently" or "some kids don't cope well with being at the supermarket/shop/park etc", "everyone is good at something and everyone has things they are not so good at".
Posted 04 February 2013 - 08:25 PM
Bellamojo - why didn't you tell her it was a burns suit to help his skin heal?
Posted 04 February 2013 - 08:26 PM
My son has aytism and speech problems. He's only 5 and ask all sorts of questions about everyone he sees. I'm trying to teach him that people are not strange, just different and the world is made up of lots of different people. Also because we are different we do things for different reasons.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 08:29 PM
It's hard because you never know what kids will notice, and what sort of questions they will come out with
Different colour skin didn't register at all with my girls. No different to people having different colour hair.
Never had any questions about same sex couples either.
Explaining SN can be hard, because there are so many different ways that can show up in people.
Physical differences can be explained by simply saying they were born that way. Behavioural issues can be a little bit harder.
We have a friend, her two boys are SN, and yes, I've needed to explain to my girls.
"X's brain works a little bit differently to a lot of people. It means he is really smart with some things, and there are some other things he has a bit more trouble with. " (his mum thought this was fine). It was specific to him, and DD2 who had asked understood straight away "Oh, like he is really smart at maths, but won't talk to people and hates loud noises."
I also borrowed a book "All cats have aspergers" which was really helpful with my girls. I did because this is a friend who we see a lot of, so the girls were needing an explanation for some things.
I wouldn't bother planning out an exact answer. Just try and answer honestly, and remember that little kids often aren't after a lot of detail when they ask something. Start with a simple answer. If they ask more questions, you can follow up.
Edited by Julie3Girls, 04 February 2013 - 08:34 PM.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 08:30 PM
We have had the different skin colour and same sex discussion with DS1
The different skin colours I just said that it depends on where you come from as to what colour skin you have and left it at that
Same sex couples, we just said that two boys or two girls can love each other just like Daddy and I do, the only bit I was a bit stumped with was when he asked why they can't get married if they love each other, no sensible answer for that one ( I didn't think "because the government is run by a bunch of idiots" was acceptable for a child to hear).
Edited by mad madam mim, 04 February 2013 - 08:31 PM.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 08:34 PM
I guess it's the same as when your kid points out an overweight person, or one with a mohawk. You just answer quietly and (age appropriate) honestly, then redirect. Remind them not to stare or point, if necessary.
I did have to intervene once when I was out with a girlfriend, her DS and my DS1. DS1 was trying to explain to his friend about skin colour and the absorbtion of vitamin D after a dark skinned man sat down at the table beside us with some fish for lunch.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 08:36 PM
I don't think little kids really notice these things.
I know there are kids & carers of all colours at my DDs daycare, so I don't think she'll ask until she is quite a bit older.
I doubt she'd consider anything about same-sex couples, any more than she thinks of opposite sex ones.
She's seen a kid with Down's - again, not really noticable, all kids look different anyway.
She has seen someone on a mobility scooter - I don't think she though anything but it was some kind of cool bike!
I do remember my little brother in the supermarket when he was really little, pointing at a black man and asking why he was dirty, but it was really uncommon to see someone with that skin tone where we lived back then - these days its not unusual at all.
Oh - and my DD did notice a guy with a mohawk on our bus once. She gave a big smile and called him a horse I thought it was a pretty good description...
Edited by laridae, 04 February 2013 - 08:40 PM.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 08:42 PM
QUOTE (2bundles @ 04/02/2013, 09:25 PM)
Bellamojo - why didn't you tell her it was a burns suit to help his skin heal?
I sort of froze 2bundles, as I was so conscious of the mans feelings. I didnt want her to keep asking questions. Also I didn't want her to start saying "the man is burnt" or similar in a loud voice. I could have said this if she was older though.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 08:42 PM
The only times so far it's happened to us (and my dd asks eleventy billion questions a day) was once at daycare and once out in public. The daycare kid has a support worker (not sure of proper term) and Zoe said 'that's X, he's always naughty and hits kids..." So I explained to her later not to call other kids naughty. And I just said maybe he needs extra help at daycare with some stuff. She accepted that happily. The other situation was a man with dwarfism and she (quietly) pointed out his appearance.i just said well we're all different sizes and we all look different etc and again that was adequate.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 08:49 PM
Thanks Ladies. I think I was overthinking it - I'm at home with nothing to do waiting for baby to arrive and I spend my time thinking up all sorts of scenarios about future interactions with baby. The brain works different sounds like a winner. I was thinking of something along those lines, but I thought using different might be offensive to some people.
Of course I realise that baby could have special needs too, but even if it did, it wouldn't have all of them - as in unlikely to have Down syndrome, ADHD, ASD, dwarfism or any other SN all at once. So even if it did have one type of SN, nothing to stop baby noticing other types.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 08:53 PM
I also think you are overthinking it somewhat.
My son is 7 and has never ever noticed or commented on different skin colours or features. Not even when we went to Fiji. It just doesn't register. Half his friends are asian and when I mentioned that one of their mums was Chinese he was like "Oh REALLY!?".
Similarly he has two friends with ASD and has never commented or asked about anything to do with them. He knows one of them is a bit 'angry' sometimes and can lash out but he just accepts that's him.
When he was 5 he asked loudly in a lift why a lady was in a wheelchair. The lady was very kind and explained to him that her legs didn't work and that's why she needed a wheelchair.
The only time he has reacted was when we saw a man with very obvious cerebral palsy. He actually laughed because he thought the man was intentionally pulling silly faces to him and he wanted to go and talk to him. Fortunately it was very busy and I don't think the man noticed DS so I kept walking and when we were out of sight/earshot explained that the man could not control his face and movements. I acknowledged that it did look a bit funny but that it would hurt his feelings if he heard DS say that. He wanted to know why so we talked about brain messages etc and that was that.
I was a bit horrified when he came home and told me that a teacher at school told them a boy had 'brain damage'. This boy does have special needs of some sort but I really thought it could have been better explained to the children.
Edited by Kay1, 04 February 2013 - 08:56 PM.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 09:03 PM
I don't think overthinking it is a bad thing. Especially with all the offence that seems to be caused, as per that article mentioned by the OP, when people don't KNOW how to answer these questions when they come up. Sure some kids won't notice or comment, others will.
Mine have never noticed differences in skin colour, and we've probably never seen any same sex couples behaving demonstratively, so I don't know if it would register on DD's radar.
She did see a boy with Down's syndrome at the shops and asked about the "silly boy" - I think she thought he was intentionally making a funny face or something. I told her he wasn't silly, he was just different, like everybody is different from each other.
I would be interested to know what the 'correct' answer would have been, given all the attention and sighing and huffing and puffing an 'incorrect' answer gets. So I think the OP's question is a good one.
OP, one of my thoughts in reading your post is your use of the words 'black' and 'white'. Very few people actually are those colours, so you might want to avoid creating those dichotomies in your child's language. As a PP said, what we tend to call black is really a lot more like, say, chocolate. DD went through a phase of being quite interested in people's colour and was going through whether they were like dark chocolate, normal chocolate, coffee, or cream.
My dad always used to say that my mum was brown and he was pink-and-blotchy. It was apt.
I did go to the beach with my niece during a phase when she was very racially focused. Cue us sitting at the steps at Coogee when she said loudly "There's too many Chinese here..." (and I try to melt into the sand...)
Posted 04 February 2013 - 09:13 PM
It's a very privileged position you are assuming there, OP, after all there's no guarantee your child won't have SN.
Yep yep yep. Sorry but your post struck me as a bit, IDK, smug maybe??
FWIW my youngest has a disability. Not once has a child asked about it. Adults - they stare and whisper. Occasionally they make stupid, condescending and belittling comments ('did you know before she was born?', 'What a shame' etc).
I think it's adults who need to be educated, not our kids.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 09:30 PM
I never thought too much about those questions until my kids started talking.
I was at the children's hospital with my then 4 year old when she asked why a little girl looked funny. I said "she doesn't look funny, she looks like a little girl".
I felt terrible as I know her mum had heard and she kept persisting with her questions. I later explained that everyone looks different and some babies are born with problems with their faces and doctors make sure they are healthy. That will probably offend someone but it was the best I could give her at the time.
I also explained that we can't ask questions like that out loud because it might hurt someone's feelings and if she wants to ask a question about a person, she needs to whisper.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 09:58 PM
I wouldn't have a clue if a child having a tantrum at the shops has SN or not (unless it's my child having the tantrum, which wouldn't surprise me) but it's none of my business. Whenever we've seen a child having a meltdown and DS has asked 'Why are they crying?', I just say 'maybe they're feeling sad' or 'maybe they're tired' as we keep going.
We have a large variety of racial differences in our family through marriage and among our friends and DS has not once commented on it. His Aunties/Uncles/cousins/friends are just who they are.
OP, yeah I think you're over thinking things a little even though I'm sure you mean well. You don't want to offend anyone, I get it, but I don't think a great deal of hand wringing is necessary when answering questions from our children about people who look or act different from the 'norm'. It's pretty easy - don't be rude, don't point or stare, don't say insensitive things. If you're a kind, decent, empathetic person with basic social skills, you'll be fine.
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Posted 04 February 2013 - 10:21 PM
QUOTE (claireabell @ 04/02/2013, 09:13 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Yep yep yep. Sorry but your post struck me as a bit, IDK, smug maybe??
FWIW my youngest has a disability. Not once has a child asked about it. Adults - they stare and whisper. Occasionally they make stupid, condescending and belittling comments ('did you know before she was born?', 'What a shame' etc).
I think it's adults who need to be educated, not our kids.
I find other kids ask me all the time about my twins. Things like "why can't he talk properly?", " why does he look like that?", "why does he do that?", "Why can't he eat normal food?" etc.
The difference with kids is that they accept an answer while adults expect a full explanation. IME, with my kids and other peoples kids, kids will notice differences and will ask about them. But a simple explanation like "he just hasn't learnt all the sounds yet" or "his brain just works a bit differently to yours" or "he gets sick if he eats chocolate/milk/bread/cake/lollies etc" is suffice for a kid. Their parents however like to drill me about if there's any family history, how do I do it etc.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 10:22 PM
I thought it was a good question OP
I have worked in childcare and we have had kids from all different backgrounds come through & one of the workers was Chinese, plus we had a ton of multicultural things...in fact more dolls and props from other cultures than Caucasian ones. We have had children ask why a dark skinned child was so "dirty." They just thought that the boy mentioned had been playing in the dirt and not had a bath, so while the term came across from them as sounding harsh it was completely innocent.
We have said to children who ask about other children with SN (obviously depends on the scenario) thing along the lines as just like they need help (doing puzzles, writing their name etc) that the other child needs some help (making new friends, climbing up the fort) etc...obviously age appropriate
I guess it is no different to asking questions about someones weight, I remember Dad had a friend who was obese and my brother, being about 4 or 5 at the time asked the friend why he was so fat. My parents were mortified and embarrassed by it
Posted 04 February 2013 - 11:20 PM
I am finding it very hard to believe that any child growing up in Brisbane is so sheltered or so stupid that they would think a child of colour was dirty and needed a bath.
Posted 05 February 2013 - 12:00 AM
God. My kids have never asked about disabilities. Ever.
They arent stupid, they can figure out what a wheelchair is for.
They'll ask why someone is screaming. Or why X in their class threw a chair through a window.
But they've never noticed the facial features of someone with DS
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Kim Kardashian is officially back, folks.
Yes, she put her post-baby body on full display this week during a trip to Paris. And, granted, a new season of Keeping Up with the Kardashians debuted Sunday night.
Kim Kardashian is officially back, folks.
Yes, she put her post-baby body on full display this week during a trip to Paris. And, granted, a new season of Keeping Up with the Kardashians debuted Sunday night.
Kim Kardashian may be taking her first vacation away from her daughter since giving birth this summer, but North West remains very close to her mother's heart.
Last night on Keeping Up with the Kardashians, which returned with little fanfare opposite the Breaking Bad finale and every other show, camel toe was the story.
Khloe Kardashian being the chief offender. Kourtney and Kim Kardashian called out their little sister for her constant wardrobe malfunction down under.
Kim Kardashian is back, THGers!
Having spent weeks behind closed doors, serving as a mother to North West and keeping her post-baby body a secret, Kim Kardashian has once again gone very public.
Kim Kardashian has officially come out of hiding.
The reality star was spotted in Paris over the weekend alongside Kanye West, touching down in the city without daughter North West in order to enjoy Fashion Week.
It may have taken another altercation with the paparazzi to get there, but Kanye West has landed in Paris.
And photos of the rapper alongside baby mama Kim Kardashian make it look like he's left all problems back in the United States.
In a recent interview, Kanye West said he loves his baby mama Kim Kardashian because the reality star gave him everything.
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Kim Kardashian is following in the footsteps of her ex-husband.
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Kim Kardashian has taken a break from partying with Oprah to announce the release of her fifth fragrance.
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Georgetown Kia is a part of the Car Nation Canada Family of Dealerships where the commitment to customer satisfaction is top priority. Opening in the early 2000's, Georgetown Kia is one of Ontario's earliest Kia Dealerships. Experience is one of Georgetown Kia's strengths within the ever-rising Kia brand. Conveniently located in Georgetown's main strip on Guelph Street, Georgetown Kia includes a standalone, state-of-the-art facility for New Inventory, Service & Parts and an adjacent Pre-Owned building. Georgetown Kia is one of the Toronto Area's most popular Kia Dealerships, accruing interest from Brampton, Burlington, Milton, Mississauga, Oakville, Orangeville & Georgetown! Come in today & experience the Georgetown Kia Difference!
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Just wanted to acknowledge the excellent customer service from Meghan Pincivero, Kevin Tostik and Adam Kahhale at Georgetown Kia during our recent visit. My wife and I really appreciated their honesty, friendliness and willingness to help us find the right vehicle for our family. It was a pleasure dealing with all of them. Mario Clementi GeorgetownMore
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Recently purchased a 2016 Kia soul from Georgetown Kia , which is our second car from this dealership. Every single step of the experience from start to finish, with every member of there team from reception to management was exceptional! Special thanks to Tony, Patryk & Scott for the professional and outstanding service! So in love with my new car and will be a Georgetown Kia customer for life!More
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I purchased a new car from this dealership. So far the dealership has acted responsibly and they were supportive. Looking forward to great support for service as well.More
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This was by far the most pleasurable experience I have had when purchasing a vehicle. Gavin was extremely helpful with information about the Jeep I was interested in purchasing, as well as explaining the details of the purchase. Gavin was also very attentive to what I had to say, when explaining what I was looking for. When it came time to actually pay for the purchase, Trish made it a very comfortable and easy experience. She was extremely knowledgeable in all the aspects throughout the entire process. Once the Jeep was ready to be picked up, that to was also made an enjoyable experience for me. The vehicle was in immaculate shape and ready to go. The entire staff should be very proud of the work & service they provide.I would not hesitate to recommend this dealership to anyone.More
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I would like to thank Sales Manager Jason Brown and his team for an outstanding experience, very good deal and great car. This dealership is the industry standard for service and fairness. Highest recommendation.More
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World class is the best way to describe the service I received from Mohsin. He was patient and took the time to answer every question and concern I had. He worked extra hard to ensure that my purchase was smooth and followed up after to ensure that everything was perfect. I now only recommend Mohsin to all of my friends and family. Thanks for the great experience!More
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Free snacks and bottled water is very nice but the coffee is 25 cents but if you ask the service guys they will give you a quarter Whats the point of that? WiFi kicks you off at approx 1 hour and I could not get back on despite working flawlessly until then. I've reported this twice already with no real impact. This happened to my phone, laptop and tablet. On to my latest experience. I brought my Sorento in because the seat release on the passenger side gets seized or plain stuck. The first time I brought it in, the mechanic said he fixed it by simply oiling it. I asked if he tested it a few times since it may 2 or 3 tries to get it stuck and he said yes. I respectfully explained that I was skeptical since it was locked up and didn't think a simple spray of lubricant would do the trick. I was assured that was the case and guess what, very next day it got stuck. The service guy said the cable probably needs to be replaced and I made another appointment. When I arrived the service person asked me if they ordered the parts. I replied, "I have no idea". After working on my car for after an hour they asked me to come back because they had to order parts. When I was called to make the appointment, I asked them how long it will take and told 1 hour and an half at the most. Another appointment was made for noon and I got there 10 minutes early. The car did not go into the shop until 12:20. Well I was there for 2 and half hours. Got home and realized that I should have tested the latch while i was there. 2nd try and it was stuck. Then I called the service manager and he asked if I was operating the latch correctly. When I explained that I operated the left and right one the same way he started to understand that this is not user error. I even took a video to showed him the driver side latch operation vs the passenger side To add insult to injury, I noticed a bunch of over spray from some kind of lubricant on my rear seat and floor mat on the side they worked on and they did not have the material put back on properly and the foam was all exposed from the rear seat. Now they want me to bring it back again. I told them that I will leave it with all day so they can take their time and fix it. fingers crossed that this fixes it. needless to say that i gave the local dealership another chance and i think this is my last time going there.More
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Although this is our first car with Georgetown Kia, I can emphatically say that this purchase has been the easiest, most pleasurable experience I've ever had buying a car – hands down! I would like to thank Adrian (& Trish) for all the excellent work they provided in helping me secure a car for my daughter. They were not only courteous and conscientious in their endeavors to find the "right" car for my daughter, they put the deal together without any difficulties, what-so-ever. I will have no problem going back for another vehicle (should the need arise) Thank you so much, Adrian & TrishMore
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When the Philadelphia Eagles launched its Go Green campaign in 2003, it was the first pro athletic team to implement a major environmental initiative. Over the next five years, other teams joined the eco-friendly bandwagon. Even the Super Bowl has been bitten by the green bug. And though some argue the trend is here to stay, this Fox Business report questions if it's real or a fling.
"This is not a fad," said Mark Andrew, founder and president of GreenMark, a Minneapolis-based environmental consulting and sponsorship marketing company. "It's smart business; the Eagles figured this out years ago."
Other teams have noticed. The Nets announced in November an offset plan which they hope will enable them to become the first carbon neutral NBA team. They have also arranged a series of "Green Nights," at which green organizations set up booths and environmental awareness announcements are read over the loudspeaker. At a recent game, visitors walked away with 5,000 free compact fluorescent light bulbs.
The Patriots signed a four-year deal to purchase RECs to offset the electric expenditure of their home games, one of which requires enough electricity to power 2,269 homes for a day.
Ford Field became the first NFL stadium to hold a 100 percent carbon neutral game on the Lions 68th Thanksgiving Day game.
In July, a solar electricity system was unveiled at the San Francisco Giants' AT&T Park.
Additionally, Waste Management recently signed on as the founding sponsor of the St. Louis Rams' new 4R environmental platform, and Formula One has said it wants to address climate change.
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Drew Barrymore opens up to Oprah about her troubled childhood... and how she'll keep daughter Olive from repeating it
Drew Barrymore is determined to outgrow her rebellious past - and keep her daughter from repeating it.
The 37-year-old actress spoke to Oprah about her battles with motherhood as she tries to raise four-month-old daughter Olive away from the spotlight.
The interview is the first time ever that the former child actress has opened up her home she shares with husband Will Kopelman to cameras, and it's only fitting she did it for her neighbour.
Her biggest fears: Drew Barrymore talked to Oprah about her biggest fears as a new mom
The Hollywood veterans both own homes in the posh Santa Barbara, California enclave of Montecito.
'In Drew's backyard swing,' Oprah posted on her Twitter account last week. 'Just discovered we live less than 2 miles from each other.'
The 50 First Dates actress and first time mother talked about how she plans to shape her new career as a mother as well as troubles with her own, whom she didn't invite to her wedding in 2012.
'She was not there, which was very hard,' she said.
Opening her home: The interview is the first time the 37-year-old opened up her home to cameras
Little Olive: The actress showed off her four-month-old daughter Olive
They're neighbours: Oprah tweeted that the pair live just miles apart
'We both discussed it and thought it would be best' to keep her away from the ceremony.
The pair have had a tumultuous past, anchored mostly in Drew's rebellious childhood in which she started abusing drugs and alcohol from an early age.
She had her first drink at 9, began smoking marijuana at 10, and took cocaine at 12.
She had multiple stints in rehab in her early teens and at 15, she moved into an LA apartment on her own after being granted an emancipation decree from her parents.
Her bundle of joy: Drew talked about making sure she is always there for her daughter
The perfect family: Olive is the first child for Drew, who has been married twice before
Fairytale wedding: The couple were married last June in Montecito
The famed talk show host and lifestyle guru asked the star specifically what she could learn from her childhood - a question that brought Drew nearly to tears.
'As a kid what I craved the most was just believing that [my mom] was going to be there,' she said.
'I think the world offers so many wonderful varieties of obstacles, but that shouldn't be one for kids -- is the worry that ''my parents wont be there.'''
Oprah also asked her about how she plans on telling her daughter about her own series of missteps - especially in the world of Google.
Happy family: Drew married Will in June last year before she gave birth to Olive who is now four months old
Fighting talk: Drew recently said 'I will literally fight like a lion to keep my family happy and intact'
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'But I will also try to instil on her that I did not have guidance and that is why I lived my life that way.'
She continued, with the most telling bit of advice: 'There is no option for her to take that path because she has guidance.'
The full hour long interview is set to air on OWN on Sunday.
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Of course, there are bad points, the first one being that the casing gets a little bowed after spending the month in my pocket, so I have had to go in there with a screwdriver at one point to bend it back, but it's not as if it couldn't fit into a USB port. Clearly the people with those experiences work in a bear sanctuary and are being mauled every waking second of the day. Rather more unfortunate than a slight bend in the casing is the fact that the grey paint gets scratched off after plugging it into a USB slot. Of course, we knew it would happen eventually, but just not after the first insertion.
Although they're small, they feel pretty sturdy unlike some other drives I've used.
The read/write speed is great.
On some drives, the casing sticks out and can obstruct adjacent USB ports, which is incredibly frustrating. There's nothing to stick out of the sides here; in fact it's about as slim as you could possibly make it. The stick is also shorter than your average drive, meaning less of the unit is visible when plugged in, reducing the likelihood of knocks.
Top marks.
The reason you can't see a USB connector in the photo is that the end of the stick IS the connector. If you imagine a very long USB connector then you're starting to get the picture of what this looks like and just how small it is.
So it's probably very easy to lose. You might want to think about that. Mine is going to live in a drawer so while it might hide it can't escape.
The stick lacks an activity light. There's probably no room for one. It appears sturdy.
As for speed, well it's hardly a benchmark but I copied 7GB of mostly small (KB size) files in 3 minutes, so pretty quick. Probably more down to the speed of the memory than the USB 3.0 interface.
There's a couple of points there that might put you off but if you can live without an activity light and promise not to lose it, it's really good.
Functionally, though, the key works and works well - it's just not packaged very intelligently.
I would recommend this if speed isnt all important to you, and you want a nice, smart, small memory stick to carry around conveniently.
Unfortunately it only lasted about a week as it got crushed and deformed in my pocket, so no longer fits into a USB port.
It comes on a keyring, so one would assume it would survive on a set of keys in someone's pocket, but apparently not.
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Absolute rubbish. It fell to pieces within 2 weeks of being on my USB keyset, which is c15 keys that have various things I need day to day for my job. Read morePublished 3 days ago by Vlad
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Small but not TOO small (so for me - perfect, not to loose it between coins in pocket). Very comfy to use. Solid construction. Read morePublished 5 months ago by MrEasyTarget
Smaller than it looks which is a bonus, it goes on my keychain perfectly and it can attach to my lanyard for college I would recommendPublished 5 months ago by Amazon Customer
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In January 2009, Alex Landau landed in the hospital after Denver cops pulled over the black teen for making an illegal left turn. He's still waiting for the Denver Police Department to determine the fate of the officers involved -- but another verdict came in this weekend, when Joel Warner's cover story on Landau won top honors from the National Association of Black Journalists.
As Warner detailed in "Black and Blue," published January 20, 2011, Landau and a friend were headed to Wendy's on Colfax to get some food when Landau made a wrong turn -- a very wrong turn. DPD officer Randy Nixon pulled Landau over, and reinforcements soon showed up.
When he asked if they had a warrant to search his trunk, cops Randy Murr and Tiffany Middleton grabbed Landau by the arms. "You don't have your license," Nixon told him, and then reportedly punched Landau in the face. After that, all four lost their balance and fell to the curb, where the cops began pummeling Landau first with their fists, then with a police radio and a metal flashlight. That's all according to the civil rights complaint that Landau filed the week before Warner's story was published -- and which the city resolved by giving Landau a $795,000 settlement three months later.
While the initial internal DPD investigation was finished in February 2009, no actions have yet been taken against the officers involved in the case. In the meantime, both Murr and Nixon have been fired (and unfired, and then re-fired) for their roles in the Denver Diner incident (Nixon) and Michael DeHerrera assault (Murr), although both have appealed recent decisions.
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Although Denver Police Chief Robert White had initially promised Landau a determination in April, last month he said he would re-enact the incident before deciding what discipline to recommend to Manager of Safety Alex Martinez. Landau declined to participate.
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NEW YORK — Offense was the dominant storyline in the Red Sox' 12-8 victory that erased a five-run deficit on Friday night in Yankee Stadium, but a pair of pitching subplots were also at work.
First and foremost, left-hander Felix Doubront continued his recent struggles. For the second straight start, he lasted just 3 2/3 innings, and he's now failed to record an out in the fifth inning in four of his last six starts. During that span, he has a 6.60 ERA. His stuff offered considerable grounds for concern on Friday. Doubront allowed just three hits (all well-struck: a homer, double and triple) but matched a career- and season-high by walking six, and manager John Farrell noted that it was at about this stage of the 2012 season that the left-hander benefited from a period of rest that allowed him to sharpen his arsenal over the final starts of the year.
Given that, with the Sox having an off-day on Monday and the return of Clay Buchholz now imminent, Farrell implied that the team would give consideration to the possibility of altering Doubront's immediate future in the rotation.
"It's about his command. The velocity is down a little bit. I know last year he went through a similar stretch late in the season where the command the walks continued to pile up, be a little erratic," said Farrell. "We've got the off day is coming up, obviously Clay's pending return. We've got some things to work through here and kind of see what's best for us and Felix as well."
For his part, Doubront suggested that the issue was mechanical rather than one of fatigue.
"I have to figure out something," said Doubront. "I think it's more mechanics. I feel like I can throw hard but I don't want to overthrow I think it's going to be worse than that. I was trying to figure out something with my mechanics during the game, but that doesn't work. I have to do my five-day routine, talking with [pitching coach Juan Nieves], talk with somebody to watch videos to see what happened. Physically it's good, I feel fine, my arm feel's good."
Doubront said that the matter of his rotation status is not on his mind.
"They have to make decisions," he said. "I'm not thinking about that."
While Doubront's role is now slightly less secure, Brandon Workman continues to play a role of ever-increasing significance. After the Red Sox rallied to tie the game with a five-run top of the seventh, Workman entered and blew the doors off. He struck out Alfonso Soriano on four pitches, got Robinson Cano on a first-pitch groundout and then struck out Alex Rodriguez on three pitches, beating him with a pair of swing-and-miss fastballs and then freezing him with a nasty curve. The eight-pitch blitz permitted the Sox to sustain the momentum built in the five-run seventh; the team followed that frame with a four-run eighth to give Workman — who came back out for the eighth, getting an Ichiro Suzuki groundout before permitting a walk to Eduardo Nunez — his fifth victory of the year.
At a time when the Sox are trying to figure out a way to get Junichi Tazawa to regain his consistency, Workman appears to be carving out en expanding late-innings role as one of Farrell's most trusted setup men.
"After we scored the runs to tie it up, for Workman to go out and put up a zero, obviously that kept the momentum on our side. You looked at the scoreboard, every time we scored a run, they'd come back with two. That, to me, is the most important inning inside a given game, is the unanswered runs," said Farrell. "It says a lot about the person as much as the pitcher. His mound pressure, composure — he's pitched in some tight situations at a very early stage. He continues to excel."
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Zimbabwe's largest mobile network, Econet Wireless, has launched its mobile money transfer service called Eco-cash, joining the rush to tap into Zimbabwe's unbanked market.
At an analyst briefing on Monday, officials said the company had deployed 500 agents throughout the country. They also announced partnerships with Zimpost, which has over 300 offices countrywide, TN Holdings, which has presence in major centres in the country, and also with 300 independent agents.
At the launch, Econet chief executive Douglas Mboweni said the company considers the unlocking of access to financial services to be a "serious need".
"The banking population in Zimbabwe is very low, with only 14 people in every 1 000 being banked.
"Zimbabwe's mobile penetration rate is at 70%, yet with that, we only have 1.4% of the population being banked," Mboweni said.
He said between 60% to 65% of people reside in rural areas in Zimbabwe and that figure would remain stable for the foreseeable future.
Eco-cash immediately came under fire for being too expensive compared to regional competitors.
Financial Express compared Econet's service Safaricom of Kenya's M-PESA:Where EcoCash will charge percentages of the money being transferred, M-PESA has fixed charges for transaction ranges.
To transfer US USD200 to an EcoCash subscriber, a subscriber will be charged US4. For the same transaction, an M-PESA subscriber will be charged US 30 cents.
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To withdraw USD200 cash, an EcoCash subscriber is charged USD6. An M-PESA subscriber is charged USD1.70 for the same transaction.
However, Econet's mobile cash transfer transaction facility does not oblige a subscriber to open a bank account and the service is across various mobile networks.
State-owned NetOne already runs a similar service titled OneWallet while Telecel launched its own service called Skwama in partnership with a local financial institution, Kingdom Bank.
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The following remarks on Iranian nuclearization were delivered by Professor Louis Rene Beres at the National Press Club, Washington DC, May 10, 2006, on behalf of the Iran Policy Committee. They were televised nationally and internationally, including in Iran where, via the Iranian resistance movement, they were viewed by millions.
Posted on: May 31st, 2006InDepth → Columns → Focus on Israel/Dov Gilor
Part I of this article discussed the background and early days of the new Sanhedrin.
Posted on: May 31st, 2006InDepth → Columns
Part I of this article discussed the background and early days of the new Sanhedrin.
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The issue of restitution for private property owned by Jews in Poland has long been a sore spot for many Jews of Polish origin.
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