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I definitely agree I think a child and you also yourself needs to be growing up around people and interact with different people than yourself you know
I think it does. If I didn't have the help of my family, I don't know how I would have done it. Because it can be very hard, especially as a single mom. Everything is on your shoulders and you have
All responsibilities, schooling, you name it. Everything is on your shoulders as a single mom, so the help definitely, definitely, definitely eases some things.
I think so because looking at when your kids are school age and they are in different activities it takes everyone around them showing them and teaching them to raise.
Not necessarily, I don't think it takes a village, but it takes a lot of independence and it takes a lot of, how do you say, responsibility to raise kids.
Reason I'm saying this is because you can still have a mother or you know a father figure around and they can still be really fucked up people and traumatize you so it's about like protecting your kids really in leaving that safe space to talk
I do think it takes a village to raise a child. However, many moms do it without one and they are bomb AF. But it's definitely more helpful and it does take a village. Sometimes that village is not even chosen.
I think it does take a village to raise a child but I think sometimes you have to create that village for yourself and one person simply can't do it alone between working and taking care of the child at some point you need
I definitely think that it takes a villager as a child. I think every mom needs that support. It doesn't necessarily have to be a blood, and it doesn't have to be a huge village, But I do think every child needs a village.
I raised my daughter all on my own. I've had maybe my grandma for support sometimes, but other than that, and she's been with me 24 seven, she's four. I wish I had a village, but I don't.