The Thousand-Year-Old Human Breeding Empire - Part XI

Here is something interesting on the subject of organized child butchery.

Apparently, there wasn't even a word for mother or father in the English language until the 1500's. But there was weird iterations of one singular parental word that closely resembled nanny, which started much earlier.

Also apparently at one point it was forbidden for English fathers to see their newborn children on the grounds that it might "traumatize" or "scar" them.

It may be that there was a large stock of English children were once solely raised by nuns until their "exaltation" age....

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