You’ve likely heard of “orchid kids” and “almond moms,” but what about “dandelion children”? Named for the yellow plant that means “lion’s teeth” in French, dandelion children — like the flowers — often exhibit qualities you’d expect from a lion’s tooth: Strength and resilience, even in the face of adversity. So is this a good thing? Or, as usual, is there more to the story. Bethann Mayer dove in to find out. |
