CHILD'S PLAY: WHAT'S AN ABORTION, ANYWAY?

Are you struggling to find a way to explain the idea of intentionally ending the life of children inside the womb, to children who survived the womb? Here's a book that will help you do just that.

Described as a "medically accurate, non-judgmental, and gender inclusive resource for young folks about abortion care", the book promises to help children "learn about what an abortion is", from two full spectrum doulas who think some children don't have the right to listen to stories, let alone be born.

"We feel it is extremely important for children to understand what abortion is", said Carly, the author of the newly funded book, "What's an Abortion, Anyways".

"Part of our role, as full spectrum doulas is to educate. So this book was a natural step in helping young children understand what it means to end the life of even younger children, inside the womb".

Though not everyone is quite as zealous as Carly and M, the creators of this book, the Kickstarter campaign was fully funded in less than 35 hours, and the project is moving forward to publication and marketing.

"They was so shocked to see our dreams become reality, in less than two days", said Carly. "Oh, I'm sorry. By they, I mean M, who goes by the preferred pronouns of they/them".

"The world has come a long way in the last year", said a local librarian we spoke to. "In less than a year we have not only cancelled Dr. Seuss because his material is not suitable for children, but we are now funding and producing a book about killing children, for children. It's really hard to overstate how awkward and ironic this clown-world really is".

"Abortion can be a difficult topic to broach among adults, let alone children", says the Kickstarter website. "As abortion doulas, we know how important it is to ensure that everyone has the resources they need to have intentional, compassionate, and nonjudgmental conversations about abortion care with the young people in their lives".

"This is exactly why we wrote the book", said Carly. "Our intention is for this book to be a starting point—just one initial resource for parents, caretakers, and those wanting to talk to the young people in their lives about abortion care".

Though parents will have to wait until the book is published in order to read it to their children, there is no need for them to wait to get abortions, as the practice is not only legal and accessible in all 50 states, but is also celebrated.

Andy while it is true that an estimated 62M babies have been aborted in the United States, since Roe v. Wade, there are still many children who have survived the womb, and and will need a book like "What's an Abortion, Anyway", to help them understand the only form of legal murder accepted and celebrated in the United States.