I mean.... children are taught to speak English without "bothering about grammar" 🤔 It depends on the age of the kids and how much exposure to the language they can get. A 3yo doesn't need a grammar lesson. A 13yo probably does.

Plural possessive pronouns take an úrú if possible

Ár ndeirfiúr (our)
Bhur ndeirfiúr (your pl.)
A ndeirfiúr (their)

It depends on the pronoun. My (mo), your (do) or a (his) it takes the séimhiú. A (her) it doesn't.
Mo dheirfiúr
Do dheirfiúr
A dheirfiúr
A deirfiúr

To summarize:

-They stopped almost all USAID work

-Then they conceded that some programs actually saved lives & granted waivers for those

-Then they promised a “careful” 90 day review of everything

-Then they cancelled 90% anyway within just weeks, including many they had just deemed life-saving

I said "No" literally three times but in his head *I'm* the problem. 🚩🚩🚩

I rarely have a bad interaction with someone in the gym but when I do, it's always a Some Random Man.

Feeling lucky my parents have long been too paranoid for social media! Prescient of them.

Book: Oh Crap! Potty Training.
Video/Audio: the Big Little Feelings potty training course.

Additional tip: be ready to tackle constipation ASAP. Do not "wait and see" past 24h. They really retain that shit... IYKWIM.