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	<title>Comments on: Boys Need Toy Guns For Academic Development!</title>
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		<title>By: Payal</title>
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		<description>As I was reading your blogpost I found myself nodding in agreement. As an educator and mother, I am amazed at how my 4-year old indulges in imaginative play fights with demons and &quot;bad peoples&quot;. I have to be vigilant and cognizant of what he is internalises from his environment and steer away his imaginative play so that it is &quot;boy-like&quot; and yet not violent. My husband and I decided that we are going to take charge of this need of his and so in the evening I do a fair bit of gymnastics and goofing around in the garb of dance and before bedtime, my husband and he get into make believe wars (with no weapons)- an amalgamation of hide, attack bodily and camouflage. 

Another thing that baffles me is why do well-meaning people think that guns are the best gifts that they can get for boys.

Good post....your lucid writing reflects your beliefs and principles!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As I was reading your blogpost I found myself nodding in agreement. As an educator and mother, I am amazed at how my 4-year old indulges in imaginative play fights with demons and &#8220;bad peoples&#8221;. I have to be vigilant and cognizant of what he is internalises from his environment and steer away his imaginative play so that it is &#8220;boy-like&#8221; and yet not violent. My husband and I decided that we are going to take charge of this need of his and so in the evening I do a fair bit of gymnastics and goofing around in the garb of dance and before bedtime, my husband and he get into make believe wars (with no weapons)- an amalgamation of hide, attack bodily and camouflage. </p>
<p>Another thing that baffles me is why do well-meaning people think that guns are the best gifts that they can get for boys.</p>
<p>Good post&#8230;.your lucid writing reflects your beliefs and principles!</p>
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