Article 100: Prynadiyi and our becoming

All this has started as a natural parenting blog Well, the blog Prynadiyi now has a hundred articles and 2.5 months to 3 years, and this is a great opportunity to ensure that Heraclitus was right: everything flows, everything changes. During this time, the blog has gone from the status of a modest whim per…

Patriarchy of the brain and women’s needs

When I don’t have inspiration to write it means I try to write about something that doesn’t hurt. And why to write what you don’t care about – that’s the question. So I’ll make it about what I have been thinking during the last month, as a part of the campaign ‘not to commit any…

Sunscreen: Everything You Need to Know

Protect yourself from the sun that gives us vitamin D. Protect yourself from the sun that can also contribute to skin cancer. Worry about a possible vitamin D deficiency while reading conflicting headlines about sunscreen ingredients. It is easy to get confused. Whenever someone tells me that something is absolutely essential for my survival, I…

7 most famous pediatricians on a child’s side

7 famous pediatricians who really changed things. 1. Janusz Korczak (1878/79-1942, Polish Jew) I’m glad that it’s Korczak who heads the list (it’s chronological), as he is a man of a wide range, who wrote a lot and wisely, for children and about children, who dedicated himself to children, created a home for them (orphanage),…

Toys at 2.5 years age

So, Newcomer turned 2.5, and I decided to update the overview of our toys. As planned, most of the old toys are still in active use. The Montessori toy organization system works perfectly, and the toys don’t get boring for him. I’ve also started teaching Newcomer that every toy has a place, and after playing,…

Motherhood, fatherhood, parenthood

Parenting At first, I described my blog as the one about ‘parenting’. In Ukrainian the meaning of this word is equal to ‘fatherhood’, and we use the same word for both meanings. Eventually, I realized that I was writing more for and perhaps closer to mothers, and the word ‘fatherhood’ seemed too patriarchal to me,…

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