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Moms work. Moms travel. Moms run businesses. Moms do sports. Moms go out. Moms get tired. Moms need to rest enough and eat healthy. Moms need to take care of themselves. We know all this in this busy world and we’ve got solutions. You need someone to take care of a very important part of your life and that’s your children. We want you to be kind to yourself! You deserve a good care of yourself and of your children. Just try to focus on what’s to be done and we sort it out f...or you. Our goal is to comfort your mind throughout your busy day by take a good care of your kids and see you smiling when you come back home to your loved ones!

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Just saying...!

Despite what many of us have been taught, there's nothing wrong with talking about the color of people's skin. In fact, the opposite is true: Teaching kids not to talk about race can contribute to the problem of racism. It's never too early to begin cultivating a healthy awareness of diversity in your child. Preschoolers are too young to understand the social meaning of race the way adults do. But they are not colorblind and they do notice physical differences. Don't be sur...prised when you hear your child comparing his skin color to others' it's a source of fascination. Most comments preschoolers make about appearance are innocent they're simply describing what they see. At this age, although kids clearly identify themselves and others by gender, they don't yet do it by race. How you respond to his curiosity will lay the groundwork for more sophisticated conversations as he gets older. Embarrassment or silence gives your child the impression that the topic is off-limits or that a bigoted remark is accurate and acceptable to you. Children look to their parents for moral cues, and they'll learn from your actions as well as your words. #colordoesntmatter #Vancouverkids #loveisimportant #weareallequal #wearefriends #antiracism #kidsracism #race #raceconsiousteaching #rasism #skincolor

I always take care of you baby brother! #olderbrother #siblingslove #familylove #moments