Do you think it is important not only for development, but earth to teach your little one love & respect for nature

We are raising our son to love and appreciate nature, because in our opinion it is important for his development. To me it teaches him about wild life, different plants and trees, respect, care and appreciation. Also, I believe it is beneficial to earth to raise future generations to care for nature and to respect it. Yes, I am a tree hugger 🌲🌳 after growing up in Canada and seeing so much development and having wildlife having to flee to cities and get severely or fatally injured....I realized I want our son to know better and do his part in life 💚

Do you think it's important?

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Has being a mother and raising a kid been an easy or hard experience?

Why does the world keep brainwashing women that raising a kid is not a job and it’s not that hard to do?
Im sorry but raising a child is the most important and hardest job in the world.

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Tell me I can do this!

I have a 3 year old and a newborn and over the smallest argument my boyfriend left . Tell me I can do this and raise them right.

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Pregnant again?

Husband says he can’t see any second line but I can! Panicking whilst downing water for a digital test. I’m due my period tomorrow, I also have PCOS so it’s hard to tell when I have ovulated. I’ll post my strip test for my current 14 month old in the comments, they look the same to me?

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How to navigate having 2 children now

I have a 4 year old boy and recently had a baby girl 3 months and when I first had him I was out everywhere one week in. Now with my daughter I’m always at home. I think it’s because I start thinking I’m going to have a hard time taking care of both of them in public. Idk love any advice/suggestions

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Looking for the real, raw advice/ hacks that has worked for you as a mom of 2 under 2

Hey guys I just welcomed a beautiful babygirl December ‘25 and expecting a baby boy in December ‘26. Was it planned? Absolutely not. Is it happening? Absolutely. I’m not new to motherhood as I have an 8 year old daughter but I am new to have multiple children and learning to be there for all parties and myself as well. I am also looking for advice on how to juggle two under two, any hacks that worked for you, advice on what helped you and your marriage/partner navigate through this chapter of life.
Thank you guys in advance 🫶🏼🫶🏼