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Sandra Wolk

What is some advice you’d give others to support us moms? #momsofstereo #moms

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Sandra Wolk• 565d

What is one piece of advice that you would give others to help support you be myself I'd say respect the boundaries ask for help you know I just like a simple text to us moms being like hey how are you do you need anything do you want me to stop by something like in that type of matter I would be so appreciative and helpful and yeah just respect the mother respect the child respect the father and be there for your moms because we have a hard time opening up and admitting that we need that help but we also don't want others stepping into our boundaries

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Jordana• 565d

I agree, definitely ask for help when it's needed and do not overstep boundaries.

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Jordana• 565d

But honestly, it's super hard sometimes for a mom to ask for help. So don't be afraid to ask for help when it's really a needed mom, because moming can be extremely difficult, and sometimes you just need that reassurance that you're not alone.

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Sandra Wolk• 564d

I totally agree I like this and that I struggle with was asking for help in that really needed but like I thought I didn't need it but it down I definitely do like knew that I didn't need it I don't know if that makes sense

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Jessi• 564d

Speaking of boundaries one thing I would say is because I've had to set a lot of boundaries like with my family and friends ever since I had a baby and I think that some people not everyone parents the same and I just think it's really important to advocate for yourself and your child and do whatever you think is right and don't worry about what anyone else thinks

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Sandra Wolk• 564d

Yes exactly and like I struggle with this because my family set a lot of boundaries and leaving as a first time mom and I just like you know basically took it because like I don't know do you know if whatever reasons but yeah they except a lot of my boundaries and when I knew it was right they thought they knew it was right and like I just like we bumped a lot of heads

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Boss Gal• 564d

What are the others is before someone's mom there's still a person so they went South care of him for themselves and tighten sells it's OK is it make my bad mother also to take it easy on them don't be too hard you know expectation on a mom but they're still human and also to you no help out extra need help here and there you know that's what I do with my sister I was texting to check over because you need anything in the kid anything

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Jania Torres• 564d

Yes, I agree.

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Derrick Dunn• 564d

You know, I'm not a woman so I can't really say what advice to give moms per se. I will say that the one thing I can say is when you're raising a boy at some point you have to let the father kind of step in and guide him a bit more so let the rains go just a bit more. But you know that rarely happens. So keep doing what y'all do, moms.

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Deleted user• 563d

I do agree with this because you know sometimes people say oh you're down Jesus just trying to give you advice especially if you don't want to go to Cine but yes I think that we should be sad and I think like him you know what I literally said Yeah I totally agree with you with everything that's fine