Babies are lucky to have loving parents. Loving parents may need different things such as childcare. This childcare can give moms the alone time they may need in order be their best selves for their families. Childcare does a lot for parents and children alike, but what it doesn’t do is make a mom any less of a mom. Please, let’s stop insinuating that what works for one family works for all and that if a mom gets help than her child’s “unlucky”.
@@danielleotten5219 You are speaking about childcare once in a while, I am speaking of child care on an everyday basis, the type that working women have.
@@barbie6391 No, you’re missing the point. I’m speaking about childcare full time, part time or whenever a family decides it’s needed for “working” women. Women who work inside the home (cleaning, cooking, planning family functions, taking care of pets, cars and life) are working women. The point is, it’s not up to you to make women or men feel bad about putting their child(ren) in daycare or getting any childcare service if and when they deem necessary. There is no “how to raise the perfect kid”. Kids need different things based on their own individual personalities and as do parents. Stop with the judgments. It’s not your place and it’s not a good look.
@@danielleotten5219 women who work at home are there for their children at any time. Sure if the mother has no option but to go out and work it is not her fault but let’s not ignore common sense and science and pretend that giving your child up to day care instead of nurturing and spending that time yourself with the child could in any way be just as good or better.
@@barbie6391 I didn’t realize you were the epitome of the perfect parent. I’m sure when your children are grown, they will think you did everything right! How about you do what’s best for your family and stop judging other women and the choices they make regarding their own? Just food for thought. Continue being that perfect parent you clearly are and write a book or something telling all the other women that you’ve found the “golden secret” to parenting 😉
I just feel like all the time she uses setting up the camera and showing us things she bought could be time actually spent bonding with her Son 😢just my opinion.
It's clear to see that your little bub brings you so much joy. Wishing you and Bradley all the happiness in the world with him x
this video is so so cute. you’re such a good mama. cohen is lucky to have you!!!🤍🤍🤍
He’s always smilinggg
Please do a video talking about your baby sleeping patterns you make it seem so easy 😅I have a newborn and I’m struggling
Two videos in one week!!! Beyond excited 🥹🤍
You look so good wearing denim and sneakers 👟🫶🌷💐 Cohen is such a good name and he's the cutest! 👶
You're the CUTEST mom ever!!! God bless 💖
He is Bradley’s twin 😮
Literaly😂
You are the cutest mommy ever with the cutest baby boy ever ❤
That baby is very lucky to be raised by his own mother and not by babysitters 🌸
Babies are lucky to have loving parents. Loving parents may need different things such as childcare. This childcare can give moms the alone time they may need in order be their best selves for their families. Childcare does a lot for parents and children alike, but what it doesn’t do is make a mom any less of a mom. Please, let’s stop insinuating that what works for one family works for all and that if a mom gets help than her child’s “unlucky”.
@@danielleotten5219 You are speaking about childcare once in a while, I am speaking of child care on an everyday basis, the type that working women have.
@@barbie6391 No, you’re missing the point. I’m speaking about childcare full time, part time or whenever a family decides it’s needed for “working” women. Women who work inside the home (cleaning, cooking, planning family functions, taking care of pets, cars and life) are working women. The point is, it’s not up to you to make women or men feel bad about putting their child(ren) in daycare or getting any childcare service if and when they deem necessary. There is no “how to raise the perfect kid”. Kids need different things based on their own individual personalities and as do parents. Stop with the judgments. It’s not your place and it’s not a good look.
@@danielleotten5219 women who work at home are there for their children at any time. Sure if the mother has no option but to go out and work it is not her fault but let’s not ignore common sense and science and pretend that giving your child up to day care instead of nurturing and spending that time yourself with the child could in any way be just as good or better.
@@barbie6391 I didn’t realize you were the epitome of the perfect parent. I’m sure when your children are grown, they will think you did everything right! How about you do what’s best for your family and stop judging other women and the choices they make regarding their own? Just food for thought. Continue being that perfect parent you clearly are and write a book or something telling all the other women that you’ve found the “golden secret” to parenting 😉
Cohen is so cute and such a happy baby! You are doing great!
Good morning Olivia happy Wednesday morning and I loved your vlogs and you are amazing Supporter
His hair is everything 😍
I am very happy that I became a mother
Awwww ur vids make me smile how are you today 😊😊😊😊
Great video. You have the cutest child ever!! :)
Being a sahm looks like heaven. I wish i didnt have to work
Where are your bowls from?
Hey love ur vids🤍 can u plz do an updated what’s on my iPhone video? Thanks!
can you do a newborn essentials video? 🩵
Your baby is so good from what you show us 😍😍😍 I’m 35 weeks, & hope my baby is good like Cohen 😅😅
He is a mini Bradley! Wow!!
You should try Kirkland diapers there amazing
He is so cuuuuteeeee🥹🥹🥹
Hola auntie do you drive bare
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ur son looks like ur husband lol
I just feel like all the time she uses setting up the camera and showing us things she bought could be time actually spent bonding with her Son 😢just my opinion.