“For the sake of sanity, change a baby’s diaper when necessary,” a third individual said. The infant is not in control of you; you are the adult and responsible for the child. even if at times it seems like it.”
As if this weren’t bizarre enough, an Omaha World-Herald parenting writer once advised against parents giving their children high fives.
'Sexuality expert' says parents should ask for baby's consent when changing nappies.
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John Rosemond asserts that children who grow up high-fiving their parents are unlikely to be appreciated in return.
“The child who is allowed to high-five an adult has tacit permission to talk to said adult as if they are peers,” Rosemond wrote. “I will not slap the upraised palm of a person who is not my peer,
and a peer is someone over age 21, emancipated, employed, and paying their own way.” “The high-five is not compatible with respect,” he argued.
