Friday, April 13, 2012
The so-called Goddess is back with another lame theory
Monday, March 5, 2012
Two sisters punished for wetting the bed


Police say the two girls last month were trapped overnight in their bedroom with a window open to temperatures that dropped to 30 degrees below zero.
So, these are children raised by normal people. And this is not the first time children have suffered at the hands of adults. Forget about the boyfriend who would be punished but what about the mother? Very conveniently she has fled! She doesn’t care about Macy & no one knows the whereabouts of Sasha.
Although in the picture, they look like a happy family, but what happened to Miley doesn’t seem like a normal thing. People do not even punish their pets for wetting the bed. It’s hard to believe there are humans who are punishing their own kids. And one of the kids is dead.
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Parents refuse to read classics to children

You know Hans Andersen is too depressing for children. I remember as a kid, all those stories used to bother me. I didn’t like how they ended. Everything seemed unfair but throwing away classics just like that seems not right either. I believe it gives an opportunity to children to think. The modern stories are just okay. I went through a couple of them but I don’t think they could beat the classics. However, it’s up to parents. I wonder if this step will raise better kids.
Anyhow, the top 10 fairy tales that parents no longer read out to children are:
Hansel and Gretel - Storyline about two abandoned kids is thought likely to scare children
Jack and the Beanstalk - Deemed too 'unrealistic'
Gingerbread Man - Parents uncomfortable explaining gingerbread man gets eaten by fox
Little Red Riding Hood - Deemed unsuitable by parents who must explain a girl's grandmother has been eaten by a wolf
Snow White and the Seven Dwarves - The term 'dwarves' was found to be inappropriate
Cinderella - Story about a young girl doing all the housework was considered outdated
Rapunzel - Parents were worried about the focus on a young girl being kidnapped Rumpelstiltskin - Parents unhappy reading about executions and kidnapping
Goldilocks and the Three Bears - Parents say it sends the wrong messages about stealing
Queen Bee - Deemed inappropriate as the story has a character called Simpleton
Life is not a bed of roses. Once a child is five, he starts thinking. An average kid would think & raise questions unless he’s dumb. Some of the reasons these parents have given seem stupid. They find certain stories unrealistic. Fairy tales are supposed to be unrealistic, to some extent. Just because poor Cinderella was working like anything, they don’t want to read out this story to the kids as it’s outdated. Moreover, the word dwarf is inappropriate but they never refrain from making fun of a short person by using such words. Give me a break! They sound such hypocrites. Either they can't explain or maybe they are just plain stupid. They never mentioned the little match girl or the little mermaid; these stories are far more depressing but you can’t say such things don’t happen in real life. It’s nice they want to keep away kids from having ideas about kidnapping & stealing, but if they have it in them, they would steal & kidnap at some point.
By the time I was five, I used to buy any kind of story book. And that was possible as my mom read out stories to me. Moreover, my parents didn’t ever bother me as to what I should read. I think only a freaky parent would deprive his kid from reading classics of any kind whatsoever.
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Little girl beaten up by a 2 year old nicknamed Chucky

Parents have been complaining but Chucky hasn’t been expelled. It’s obvious the girl has a history of beating up kids. She seems totally out-of-control. What I find scary is the fact that she’s only 2 year old. What would she do later on? However, police were called to investigate about the assault but they couldn’t do anything either as she’s below the age of criminal responsibility.
The father of Katie Mr. Guttridge said: 'I was horrified that my daughter has been exposed to such violence in a place which should be safe. I understand the police can't do anything because of the girl's age but the nursery should expel her.' The nursery has around 26 children aged between two and four years old & besides Katie’s parents even other parents want this girl to be removed as she seems to be a constant threat to other kids.
Clara Mackow (the mother) is now preparing to take legal action against the nursery claiming negligence. As no one was around when this incident happened but Katie says when she was beaten up, other kids backed up Chucky.
‘I am not doing this for the money, I just want parents to be aware that when they drop their children at nursery or pre-school they should not blindly believe they will be safe,’ said Clara.
Another mother, whose son was also beaten up by the girl, said: 'The little girl is a nightmare. If there's a child who has been hurt the other mums and dads always say "has Chucky been at it again? It's no laughing matter for the kids though, they are terrified of this little girl who has a really vicious streak…She's terrorizing the other kids and the staff don't lift a finger to stop her.'
I seriously wonder how the story of this Chucky will end. Or maybe just like violent Chucky in Child’s Play, she will go on terrorizing kids forever. As I see it, this child has serious issues. I don’t think they can treat her at any stage. She’s born this way & she will, most probably, stay this way. Such kids never change. Perhaps scientists should study her brain. I know that sounds mean but we have a confirmed psycho here. And this one hurts so badly at the age of two. It’s a natural thing for her to go on hurting people. I’m so sorry to say but her real place is not pre-school; it’s actually mental asylum.
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Friday, May 6, 2011
Sir Paul McCartney Is Marrying For The Third Time




Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Couple Will Pay For A Baby They Will Never See - Surrogacy Issues

Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Parents Refuse To Read Fairy Tales To Their Children



Sunday, March 13, 2011
Help SOS In Providing Stable Ground To Japan And The Pacific Rim

The world is worried as we are witnessing such terrible catastrophe in Japan with earthquake, the tsunami, continuous quakes and jolts followed by the radiation disaster to the damages at a nuclear plant. Let us pray that this gets over soon and if you can help the children in anyway through SOS, please read more and donate whatever you can.
SOS Children's Villages is supporting children and families in peril in Japan and the Pacific Rim. SOS has responded quickly with the help of generous donations from people across the world and will continue to respond to disasters affecting children.
SOS Children's Villages has significant experience navigating disasters like the one unfolding in the Pacific Rim. In response to the tsunami that struck Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and Thailand in 2004, donors helped them build six new Villages made up of 2,232 family homes to support children whose lives were turned upside down with the force of swelling waves.
As the media focus on Japan, SOS is focusing on providing loving, stable homes to orphaned and abandoned children where there are no camera crews or news correspondents. From Indonesia to Haiti, from Pakistan to Japan, SOS Children’s Villages provides families, homes, and supportive environments to over 1 million people worldwide.
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Education Emergency
Pakistan is suffering an education emergency, with at least 25 million children denied their constitutional right to an education.
Few of those children who do go to school receive the quality education they need to prosper in the modern world. The economic impact of the emergency is catastrophic – billions of rupees a year – while the human cost is much greater.
Let’s join together to force Pakistan’s leaders to finally get serious about providing every child with a decent school and a committed teacher. Sign our petition to make ending the education emergency the country’s no 1 priority.
3 Reasons for signing this petition
- Because the cost of not educating Pakistan is the equivalent of one flood per year.
- Because we have the money. 26 countries are poorer than Pakistan but are able to send more children to school.
- Because a country cannot thrive in the modern world without educating its children. It is a fundamental right under our constitution.
To Pakistan’s Prime Minister and Chief Ministers
We call on you to make education your number one priority in 2011 – the Year of Education – and to set out plans for giving every child their constitutional right to education. At a time of fiscal crisis, we ask you protect education budgets and to explain how, and when, they can be increased to at least 4% of GDP.
http://educationemergency.com.pk/
Education is the right of every kid. Please sign this petition. It won’t even take a minute. Thank you so much!
One child dies every minute in Pakistan




This is what I just read on Tribune. The report says that one child dies every minute from EPI (expanded program on immunisation diseases), diarrhea and acute respiratory infection (ARI). Moreover, 400,000 infants die in their first year, which indicates that we have a very depressing health situation in Pakistan.
One ought to give it serious attention, but I don’t think we have the resources. One among 10 children will die before reaching the age of 5 & one among 30 die immediately after they are born. This is incredibly depressing.
Pneumonia & air pollution are the 2 major factors affecting the health of children. Moreover, we don’t have proper child healthcare facilities as such in rural areas & naturally lack of such facilities makes it all the more worse. Maternal, newborn and child health care statistics in Pakistan are some of the poorest in South Asia.
Majority of children suffer from the respiratory ailments, cause they are most vulnerable thanks to their weakened malnutrition. You won’t be surprised to know that children are also suffering from hepatitis and their number is growing sharply. They also suffer from malarial diseases. Diarrhea is rampant, thanks to contaminated water in our country. It is estimated that about 20 per cent of diarrhea patients are children. Similarly, diseases like dysentery, scabies, dengue, goiter are also on the rise.
Infant mortality rate is pretty high in this country & this is quite a grim picture. Children are the future & so many don’t even survive.




