11 Ways To Make Sure You’re Raising Critical Thinkers
How to promote critical thought as a parent.
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9 Ways Atheist Moms Are Different From Religious Moms
9 Ways Atheist Moms Are Different From Religious Moms
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Guest Post: Evolution Resources for Kids
Everything you need to teach your kiddos about evolution.
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Every Atheist Parent Needs: BrainPOP
BrainPOP’s web site is full of free games that aren’t just fun for kids – you’ll find yourself wanting to play them. too.
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7 Atheist Parenting Don’ts
Here’s a handful of the most frequent actions taken by atheist parents who contact me, that in my mind are complete no-nos.
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Atheist Life Hacks: How To Turn Your Children Into Authors
What are some of the things you do to promote a love of stories and storytelling with your children?
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Every Atheist Parent Needs: Crash Course Kids
Crash Course Kids is an amazing video series to promote critical thought at home.
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Guest Post: 5 Reasons to Contemplate Before You Indoctrinate
5 Reasons to Contemplate Before You Indoctrinate
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Every Atheist Parent Needs: Sketti Tales #SkettiTales
Sketti Tales! A space adventure story for your kids featuring a very Pastafarian cast.
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Every Atheist Parent Needs: DIY.org
As an atheist parent, you know how important it is to cultivate and nurture your child’s love of learning. Unfortunately, public school systems don’t always see it the same way. One of my biggest fears is that my son will become disillusioned with learning through our lacklustre school system. I can’t rely on his teachers to prevent this from happening, unfortunately. I know it’s pretty much all on me.Learning is fun. It shouldn’t be a chore, and if it appears as though your child is starting to
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Bullied for Unbelief: How To Protect Your Kids
How to protect your kids if the are being bullied for not being religious.
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