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Daniel A. Rochmes,G. A. Elmer Griffinemale, she dressed in girls’ clothing, and her friends and family all treated her as if she were a girl. At the age of 11, Jamie began to experience the pubertal development of a 14-year-old and this caused her great distress as the prospect of developing facial hair and a deeper voice were contrary

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Daniel A. Rochmes,G. A. Elmer Griffinceive parental love and affection.”. Such a legal right now exists in Israel, Japan, Mozambique, and the United States and appears in the preamble of United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CROC): “a child should grow up in an atmosphere of happiness, love and understanding.”. The asse

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What Is Special about Children?re supposed to be as adults. Yet, even this relatively innocuous statement is laden with disagreement. For, if childhood is the period of time that we become ourselves, what are we when we are children? Are children persons proper or not yet formed adult humans? What are children?