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the posuk in Kedoshim איש אמו ואביו תיראו. the plural of תיראו, tells us that women do have the mitzva of Kibud av v’em, but the word איש teaches us that sometimes she is exempt..
I’m not sure if you are feeding someone else animal that would be called hanaah. I also said in theory, because there could be it was mixed one would need to know the facts. As for my children I think it is important for them to know the difference, on the other hand if the child might eat it, don’t do it.
it is howeer, muter to own kitnios. I want to a farm that had wheat based feed and corn feed. the corn, in theory, should be muter
I believe chasidim don’t say it because it is very powerful and if not said correctly can be dangerous.(Kaf Hachayim).
I heard in Detroit that Reb Leib Zatzal was very makpid to say tachnun, because when in Shang Hi it was felt that is was very needed.