Left Handed people

Yes, my son and I both are left-handed.

My dad was left-handed before he was changed by a teacher (a child during the Great Depression it was common back then).

One of my nephews is, and both of DH siblings are and one of his nephews are as well.

Both my sons are left-handed, and all of their male cousins are lefties as well

I'm not but two of my four kids are. My son is a lefty all the way whereas my daughter writes and draws with her left, eats with her left but when it comes to sports she uses her right. My younger brother is a lefty as was my older brother but he also went through Catholic school in the late 50's and he was forced to use his right like lindas.

I am in that I write with my left hand but do everything else right handed. My sister who is 18 months older is a true lefty and I'm convinced she taught me how to hold a crayon when I was little so I used my left hand like she did! Kind of a reverse of what many left handed people experience.

Emelle

My father was a leftie. He payed sports with his left hand, because that left spin is an advantage. He was an engineer, so that hit the facts. One grandson is a leftie.

My parents were both right-handed and 3 out of the 4 children are left handed. Pretty amazing.

I am, mom is, grandmother was, great grandmother was changed. All of the first born girls in four generations. Don't know about further back...

I'm a lefty. Both of my kids are righties. Out of all my siblings and their kids, we only have one other lefty in the group.

my mother is a lefty - she tells the story about how she had atrocious handwriting in school because the nuns (Catholic school, early 40s) made her write with her right hand. She got rheumatic fever and her mum homeschooled her for a year-ish while she recovered and was amazed at her beautiful handwriting...with her left hand.

I have incomplete dominance - I'm right handed for small motor skills (sewing, writing) and lefthanded for big motor skills (catching, throwing, archery) - when I reach for something, I reach with my left hand.

Three right-handed children - although 2/3 are left eye dominant (as are DH (also a rightie) and myself)

I'm not but DH is. I'm eager to see which one my son will become.

DS2 is a lefty, but only when it comes to handwriting. He eats, golfs and plays hockey right handed.

I'm a lefty as are my 2 oldest children. I have an aunt who was forced to write right handed as a child and has sad handwriting. I have a niece who is left handed and my sister wanted to make her use her right hand because she thought lefties had too many issues. One of the few times we really got into an adult fight. I was highly upset about it.

My oldest sister wasn't to happy when she saw that dd was a lefty. She's a teacher so she saw how things could be difficult for them.  Doesn't seem to bother dd. My sister tried real hard to keep her children right handed.