Imposter Syndrome in Parenting Is Normal
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What right do I have to speak about this? Anytime I speak about parenting, there's often like this imposttor syndrome that overcomes me. This very humbling process, there's no real way to get it perfect. The best way to approach it is you're engaged in it. You're conscientious about what it means and what it means to us and what it means to our children, but it always humbles me. There's no one that's separated from the the crowd. We're all in it together. But it's something that when when we humble ourselves and get to a place where we really understand that this is about humanity and about us as a as a people,
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