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Incidentally I watched 'the moment kids realize they're only being tolerated' video earlier today. The title doesn't do the video justice, it actually did a pretty good job explaining what to do instead of ignoring our children for our phones.
I saw a bit (I don't think I got to the end), without being mindblowing, stuck in my head during some interactions with my child, specially when I'm particularly tired due to work. Need to check what I missed.
What children lmao 😂
The first part is very interesting. I can totally see myself in it. My parents never showed any interest in what I'm doing and now I live in a different country and call them once or twice a year. The rest is taking it too far for me. It looks like a recipe to bring up the kind of "I'm the best and everyone likes me" kind of kids I really don't like. They grow up to be unbearable adults.