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Our Assumptions About the Maternal Instinct
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nytimes.comTo the Editor: Re “The Pernicious Myth of Maternal Instinct,” by Chelsea Conaboy (Opinion guest essay, Aug. 28): My husband and I are two dads who raised a boy and a girl from birth to adulthood in small-town America.
As gay dads, we got to pull back the curtain of the assumptions about maternal instinct. I showed up at the Mommy and Me music classes, the P.T.A.
meetings and the informal klatches waiting at school for the kids at 3 p.m. When our kids came to us as newborns, I worried that we, as two men, might not be as naturally nurturing or “motherly” as a woman would be.
But observing the many moms in action, I was disabused of that fear. The range of parenting was huge. Quite a few moms were not particularly “maternal” at all.
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Christian childcare teacher who refused to read LGBT books to kids sues after being fired: 'Blatantly illegal'
A California childcare teacher sued her former employer last week after she was allegedly terminated and mistreated because of her religious objection to reading books to children featuring same-sex couples. Nelli Parisenkova, who is being represented by lawyers with the Thomas More Law Society, worked four years at Bright Horizons Children's Center in Studio City and cared for children aged five and younger, according to the complaint she filed Thursday in the Superior Court of California.
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