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I think this might have been heartbreaking for the moms. They probably work full time jobs for their families and then they learn that they miss on their kids life and someone else knows them better... It's often not that they don't want to but can't. It was certainly a case for my mom. She told me how she haa stopped to go on business trips because she couldn't stand a feeling of losing days of my life. How she felt guilty she can't just be stay at home mom, how she was jelous when my father lost his job at one point and couldn't find new one for half a year and got to stay home with me (there was a market crisis in his field and he ended up changing the field completely). To this day, she sometimes says she's sorry ahe wasn't there for me all the time. While in all honesty I really feel she was a present mom. She was my best friend!

At the end of the day it is a job, I hope no one got fired from theirs. It's a sign of wealth. If they can do that, then they can also ensure you get a good education and hopefully a good job and adult life. And that, is a beautiful thing in it's own way, even if at times it might seem cold.

why mums vs maids not dads vs maids or even better parents vs maids why only mums should spend time with children and should be responsible for each and everything they do

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Kindness to humans makes the world paradise

This is what happens in all wars throughout all of history. Germany, Russia, Palestine, Israel, France, Ukraine, Belgium, Luxemburg, literally any country that was in a war where civilians were involved. A child’s mind is so incredibly fragile, that when so Many of these things happen the brain basically shuts down all emotions. In Afghanistan, a child sat on a pile of rubble, blood running down his face and completely unfazed. No expression. A little girl in Palestine is covering up her hair with a bandana because it fell out due to stress. Children don’t deserve this.

มันไม่ได้ผลหรอก..วัน ต่อให้ขอร้องเขาหรือขู่เขามาแอบอ้างสื่อ... คุณก็ไม่มีวันที่ผมจะเล่นด้วย ผมไม่ชอบคนแบบนี้ ไม่ได้กลัวด้วย.. พอได้แล้ว กูสงสารมึงว่ะ ออกไปเถอะ.. ไม่ใช่พี่ใช่น้อง ไม่ใช่ลูกใช่หลานกู ออกไป หนี.... ไปๆๆ รำคาญ

Awwww

Cruel Turks never empathize. Allah punished them. How many people did they lose in the earthquake? May Allah have mercy on them. But the Turks are very racist.

What is their name (actresses)?

The second made me very cry, because we need to be a good son to our mom even she is in bad mood or whatever.

Life time learning in just few minutes ❤❤❤❤... Thanks for such beautiful videos... Loved watching it.

What a heart touching noble story

Don’t have kids if you can’t take care of them sooo

hell thai people know how to ache a heart, i can't stop crying...

how embarrassing for the mums

There was just a recent documentary that I saw, of a young Singaporean lady who knew her Auntie (nanny), since the day she was born. She was born a caesarian and her nanny was the first to hold her before her own mother. The nanny was just 19 years old. The girl grew up and went away to Australia for college, and the nanny had to find a new job. They parted ways and was reunited 21 years later. The girl who was now a young woman came to look for her Auntie in the rural province of Philippines. It was a very touching moment and I cried buckets. Her auntie worked all her life as a domestic helper and sent money back to her family. When she was finally ready to get married, she went back to the Philippines in her forties, and found a great good man who took care of her. But she was not able to have children because of her age...the young woman was crying because she felt said for her and because she knew her Auntie loved children. It was later revealed that her nanny taught her a lot of things that she remembered well, like how to save money, and the right values in life: th-cam.com/video/PD-xFsAZAYo/w-d-xo.html

This make me think of my kids. Honestly the day care teachers probably know them better. I mean im working my partner is working, when we get home its basically just dinner and bed time. They see them a huge portion of the day. I wish I could be with my kids more.

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Being a stay at home parent means nothing when you don't listen...

I have a distant relative who is a maid/nanny. She left her own kids to work in Hong Kong. Her boss's daughter went straight from the hospital to her (maid's) room. She took care of that kid till the kid left for college which is when she left their employ. To this day, the kid is much closer to her than her own mom. The kid thinks of the nanny's kids as her siblings (they've spent time together and she's an only child). The kid's mother is jealous of the relationship but who else can she blame?

Now one with the fathers. Ask them the name of their childrrn first.

Sala yeh ad tha😂

What is this maid's? They should be second mothers. ❤

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ดีที่สุดของการนี้ที่ให้คนคนหนึ่งที่เป็นคูรที่ดีสุดเป็นคูรสุดยอด...ครับ

"heart touching films" i think this is lowkey sad. the moms barely know their own kids

first one cried me and remembered my dog what died😭😭😭😭

Why would you ever have children- and then employ a nanny?!

As a Korean viewer, at first, I observed that the small actions of the two men seemed insignificant, even somewhat pathetic to the people around them. However, after giving it more thought, I came to realize that these seemingly minor actions hold a much deeper meaning. I believe they beautifully illustrate the butterfly effect: how the simple act of a homeless girl going to school, and the owner's shop being saved, can be traced back to the seemingly trivial deeds of these two individuals. This shows how every small action, no matter how unnoticed it seems, can create a ripple effect that leads to meaningful and unexpected changes in the world.

And after that, people still continue to reproduce, thereby condemning their children to suffering. Not a bit of intelligence.

If it was Syria, this girl will be married with 63 old man

This girl is now a teenager for sure(S7)

One word: Gaza. This is horrific. No one should have to deal with this.

Ukrainians understand... Syria, Georgia, Ukraine.. all suffer from the same old terrorist russia... 💔😞

if only

sad.

This video is amazing! I love it!

Some parents care about their kids future not what they actually are..

But why arent the moms sleeping next to their kids at night...i understand they must be super busy during the day

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Dear Thailand, pls stop making us cryyyyy. It's so early, om goshhh😭😭😭 Sending love frm the Philippines🇵🇭🇵🇭

History lesson: Islamism means civil war. One more reason, to contain it and not to get it here.

Hi from Ukraine...

"Because the longer I ate, the more time she could spend with me."

The first one shows the underrated love of a father. The Samsung's commercial, it made me cry seeing them happy even though they could not see what is showing in TV. The last one, it is the shortest. However, the message is powerful.

NANAY! 😭

Who's cutting onions?