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Jayne Rose Gacheri
Jayne Rose Gacheri
Jayne Rose Gacheri writes for Evewoman
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It’s like a best friend being replaced; their routines, attention, and space are suddenly shared. Prior preparation helps them understand they are not losing love, but rather, they are gaining family
By Jayne Rose Gacheri
Oct. 16, 2025
“Children don’t ask about elections or manifestos, but they ask about tears, about why people gather to sing, to wave flags, to whisper prayers
By Jayne Rose Gacheri
Oct. 30, 2025
“Children don’t ask about elections or manifestos, but they ask about tears, about why people gather to sing, to wave flags, to whisper prayers
By Jayne Rose Gacheri
Oct. 30, 2025
Predators rarely start with threats. They build trust, then request intimate photos or videos. Once trust is established, they threaten to leak the content unless the victim complies
By Jayne Rose Gacheri
Dec. 2, 2025
Children are rarely alone; every gap is filled with screens, tutors, activities, background television, music streaming, constant supervision and constant stimulation
By Jayne Rose Gacheri
Dec. 17, 2025
Festive trails are not about distance covered or destinations reached. They are about reconnection with people, with memory, with parts of ourselves we neglect the rest of the year
By Jayne Rose Gacheri
Dec. 25, 2025
Statements like ‘you should be grateful, others have nothing’ can confuse or burden a child. Gratitude should be taught through experience, not comparison.
By Jayne Rose Gacheri
Dec. 26, 2025
"Every year, I tell myself I will be calmer, less reactive. But by the second week, reality catches up. Work pressure, school demands, exhaustion. The children are the same. I am the same"
By Jayne Rose Gacheri
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