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Little tips that make a Big difference

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Reads 2,689
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Parts 6
Time 5m

I grew up as a self conscious teen who did a lot of research for many years starting from skin care, hair care, body care to mental health care and pretty much everything. 


It's great sharing knowledge from personal experiences with others. Sometimes the little things in life can make the biggest difference.All Rights Reserved

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House Rules

When you're young, you think you know it all. When you go through foster care, You have to grow up fast. Meet an 8-year-old boy who thought he knew it all. He just wanted to grow up as fast as possible to escape all the "care" he was forced to have. But when a family finds out about his past, they want to help him in any way they can. In this case, letting him be a little kid again, letting him feel safe while being himself. This story is about his first days in his new foster home and gives a little glimpse of what happens when you don't let the outside world dictate what is right or wrong.