Let Kids Be Kids
Let Kids Be Kids, Penny Marie, Elisabeth CaveIt is the role of parents to protect our children’s minds, bodies and souls. We're empowering parents and caregivers to nurture and protect their children.
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Why Is It Being Normalised To 'Welcome' Children To Sex?
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Let Kids Be Kids is a New Zealand-wide grassroots network of people who ask questions, conduct research, focus on solutions, and support one another. We are mums, dads and grandparents who are committed to the well-being of NZ children.
Mum, Woman, Female. NZ based independent investigative reporter, researcher, writer, coach, truth seeker. Founder of Let Kids Be Kids NZ.
Presenting evidence of identity disrupting materials in schools, causing harm to children worldwide, and will be writing on how to heal from it. Advocating for restoring the Philosophy of Education. BSocSci, PGDipSLT, Waikato, 92, 93.
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