Daughter training

[fundies_like_zombies]

I wonder if these books are directed at folks who for whatever reason didn't pick things up in their childhood, and may be worried they won't be able to pass along the skills to their children? In a lot of ways, many of the women in the generation before mine who "went fundie" did so in "rebellion" to their mother's generation who'd rebelled against the whole homemaker thing.

If you think about it as a natural part of childhood learning, well, it does end up taking 7 years (or more), learning gradually, starting with simple things and increasing in skill as you get older. It's just not formal "lessons" from a book.

I guess if you were brought up by an evil feminist type mother than rebelled and married into fundyism you might feel a bit behind all them that had been cleaning and canning since they were 2.