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Heartbroken — that's the word one local non-profit employee used to describe the federal funding freeze.

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"The word 'obedient' really belongs to that old-school parenting mindset—the whole 'children should be seen and not heard' era, when phrases like 'spare the rod, spoil the child' were still floating ...

That's because your nerves are on edge, she says; if you're overstimulated, you feel unsafe and, as a result, react strongly.

"We are parenting after having witnessed the #metoo movement," the elder millennial mom told Newsweek.

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A third grade teacher at Sycamore Park Elementary School, Courtney Sims holds a Master in Education from UVA, has been ...