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COMMON WORRIES WHEN CARING FOR YOUR OTHER CHILDREN
Common Worries When Caring for Your Other Children
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Dividing, Getting Out, Staying In, Accepting Help.
I can’t comfort them as much as I want to.
Be gentle with yourself as you parent your other children
Being their mom is a joyful thing.
Parents need to own how stretched they feel.
I worry in phases about how Jake’s death will affect Ryan.
You have to try to do what’s best for all your children.
We’re still trying to figure out the balance piece.
Sometimes we let others stay with Kristie so we could be alone with our other children.
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