Understanding Our World
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Ongoing5m
Last published Mon, Sep 4, 2017
4 girls, 3 boys, 2 parents and a service dog. How do my little ones see the world? I will never know. Sometimes life is easy and fun, other times it's difficult and tiring. Meltdowns daily have just become such a normal thing for us, without them it feels like something is missing.
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