Our kids don’t care about likes, followers, retweets, or shares.
They want us to show up for them.
They want us to protect them.
They want us to love them.
→ They don’t ask for much.
The least we can do is be present in their presence.
Our kids don’t care about likes, followers, retweets, or shares.
They want us to show up for them.
They want us to protect them.
They want us to love them.
→ They don’t ask for much.
The least we can do is be present in their presence.
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