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Kids as Parents - Radio Interview

Added 06 March 2009

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Britain was shocked recently to learn that a 13-year-old boy and 15 year-old girl have become parents.

The birth of their daughter Maisie and the attitudes of family members have raised important questions about the role of parents in teaching values, and the strength of the family in Britain today.

In a thought-provoking interview on England's Cross Rhythms radio, Mal Fletcher looked at some of the key issues to arise from this story.

What role does the media play in situations like this? Is celebrity culture involved? Will other teens follow suit?

Click here to stream/download this important podcast.

(Click here to read Mal's Social Comment piece on this story.)

Keywords: baby maisie | children as parents

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MasterClass in Spain was a great experience for all. It was challenging and full of inspiration to seek excellence in every little way. MasterClass is a must in all diaries!
Tiziana, Spain

Great to see the Ramalamadingdong animation again! I think your article on Debunking The Great Media Myths captures a number of the essences of why we need to adapt our styles as Christians to the way we use TV.
Tim, UK

In the UK in 2008, the Church does not seem to do well on broadcast media. Yet it has important things to say. I want to thank you Mal for your forward-looking approach to sorting this out.
Alan, United Kingdom

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