32 Tracks - 84:34
Never lose sight of nehiyawin (being nehiyaw) & directions
Mary Lee
Uploaded September 22, 2023
1:60
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Childrearing: Sacred Role of Women
Joe Duquette
4025 -
2
Traditional Midwifery Practices
Pete Martell
1422 -
3
Education & childrearing
Elsie Scott
1590 -
4
Childrearing & discipline
Lawrence Ballantyne
1087 -
5
Children 2
Mary Cameron
281 -
6
Children 3
Mary Cameron
271 -
7
Children 1
Mary Cameron
284 -
8
Loss of respect for Elders; changes in parenting
Glecia Bear
271 -
9
Thoughts about how to help youth
Glecia Bear
269 -
10
Youth do not listen to their parents; loss of parenting
Glecia Bear
280 -
11
Changes to young girls' upbringing; lost of traditional parenting
Nap Johnson
291 -
12
Young ladies traditional keeping-upbringing
Nap Johnson
276 -
13
Child rearing language, culture
Lawrence Myo
283 -
14
Bringing up children
Annie Johnstone
278 -
15
Giving the gift of great gentle care & child rearing - value of knowledge & practice
Mary Lee
252 -
16
Opikinahawasiwin (raising the child) - protection of the baby
Mary Lee
267 -
Never lose sight of nehiyawin (being nehiyaw) & directions
Mary Lee
230 -
18
Strengthen language & teachings, talk to unborn child
Mary Lee
259 -
19
Otinike askiy (take teachings from the land)
Mary Lee
263 -
20
Preparation of identity & transfer of knowledge
Mary Lee
254 -
21
Child rearing & having great gentle care
Mary Lee
262 -
22
Prepating value of relations before birth
Mary Lee
273 -
23
Anger as a result of mistreatment
Mary Lee
256 -
24
Child Rearing
Austin Kay
265 -
25
Taught from a young age to work & to care for elders
Dexter Asapace
260 -
26
We had rules as kids, today is different
Dexter Asapace
263 -
27
Child rearing
Maggie Chamakese
260 -
28
Child Rearing
Isaac Chamakese
270 -
29
Distractions over child rearing
Edgar Bird
260 -
30
Bonnie Henderson - introduction & lifestyle as a child
Bonnie Henderson
254 -
31
Remembering parents - gentle guidance and care
Hilda Bird
243 -
32
Returning home - traditional diet
Hilda Bird
238
This digitized recording was made possible through a private donation to the Circle of Indigenous Languages.