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All this debate on what makes a good parent and what doesn't.. Meanwhile there are kids in less developed countries that…

All this debate on what makes a good parent and what doesn't.. Meanwhile there are kids in less developed countries that literally raise themselves on the streets from the age of 3. If your child has a roof over its head, food to eat, and a mother who loves him/her they are more blessed than about 50% of children on this planet. Never feel like less of a parent because of what you don't have as long as you give your baby what it needs and plenty of love and support. All of us mommies are just trying to give our children the best life that we can.

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missing6user

missing6userМама двоих (1 год, 15 лет), ждёт третьего

anytime @tgeezy <3

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tgeezy

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@mrsruvalcaba, 😘 thank you

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missing6user

missing6userМама двоих (1 год, 15 лет), ждёт третьего

love this! @tgeezy

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tgeezy

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@alhynele, that's so awesome, seriously good for you. It's one of those things that one says she'll thank you for. I'm sure ill be guilty of spoiling my little one here and there, but it's just so dumb to measure the quality of someone's parenting based on how much they can afford. Some people will never understand that

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alhynele

Alhy BerryВ ожидании первенца

This is so true! I've seen families who live on almost nothing be happier then those that have it all. I pray that I'm able to teach my child the true measure of happiness and love. I have deliberately not bought any unecesarry toys and asked relatives to also not buy toys, rather books or something useful and educational. I have nothing against toys and such but again, I want to teach her the value of the things she has

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tgeezy

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Absolutely :) living in America tends to skew our perception of reality.. We are all so blessed. It makes me sad that we compare ourselves as parents based on how many toys we can afford, or how big our houses are when in reality those aren't the things that make kids well rounded and truly happy! @alhynele

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alhynele

Alhy BerryВ ожидании первенца

Yes!! Food, shelter, good health and love. Everything else is a blessing and a luxury. Which we are lucky to be afforded

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