Kissing children on the mouth is sexualising now.
A doctor has warned parents against kissing their children on the lips, arguing it is “too sexual”.
Many parents will see it as a simple sign of parental affection, but Dr Charlotte Reznick has warned the mouth is an erogenous zone which “can be stimulating” and subsequently cause confusion for children.
“Many parents” are right and Dr Reznick is an arsehole of gargantuan proportions. I was kissed on the mouth as a child. It was considered perfectly normal – at least is was before normal human interactions were deemed to be sexual and men were deemed to be rapists and potential kiddie fiddlers simply by dint of having dangly bits in their pants. It was not and is not sexual contact. And, frankly, it takes a particularly warped mindset to see it as such.
She says it might cause a child to think: “If mommy kisses daddy on the mouth and vice versa, what does that mean, when I, a little girl or boy, kiss my parents on the mouth.”
This tells us an awful lot about Charlotte Reznick. Children do not think like this -I certainly didn’t when I was a child. This is the thinking of an adult, not a child, being projected onto children. What a vile individual.
The suggestion has been derided by other child psychologists who say there is no harm in such displays of affection.
Well, quite. Derision is the only rational response to such blatant psychobabble.
Tells us a lot about the sewer that is her mind, doesn’t it?
Sewer is about right.
Funny you picked this my daughter was talking to me about this just yesterday, as a new young mum it made her toes curl and her exact words were “what an f’in load of old bo*lo*ks” “how dare som jumped up idiot tell me I can’t kiss my baby, when I am just expressing my affection” and I have to agree with her. This is another tool to make parents dissociate from their children so they are more susceptible to left wing brain washing by the state.
In my family as a child kissing on the lips did not happen, it isn’t something that I would do with my own child. That is my upbringing and my family’s way, my grandparents were a products of the Edwardian era.
That is my family history out of the way, this rubbish this bloody woman has come out with is beyond the pale. When I kissed my mother, grandmother or other family members, it was a sign of affection nothing more. Too much time on her hands this bloody woman.
Many moons ago I sometimes gave my very young nephews and nieces a peck on the cheek or the forehead. Then one day, when he was 5 years old, my nephew of my oldest sister gave me a kiss on the lips in response to my peck on his forehead; and I said to him “yuk!”. Fast forward to the present, this nephew of mine is a grown man now. When he comes to visit me, which isn’t often, he forces a big kiss on my lips as soon as he sees me. (Even if his own wife and young kids are also visiting me with him).
“To remind you when I was 5, when you said “yuk” he says.
I dred to think what this Dr Charlotte Reznick would have to say about that…
The esteemed Dr Reznick hails from Los Angeles; ’nuff said.
However, with a mindset like that she must have been terrific fun at parties, in her day.