Mom Installs Camera, Sees Why She’s Always Tired

Motherhood is not synonymous to womanhood.
Not everyone is a mother.
Not Everyone wants to be a mother..
Women who choose to not have children are valid.
Women who can’t have children are valid.
motherhood is not a success marker for womanhood

Thank goodness that YouTube has a “don’t recommend this channel” selection 😂 what a waste of time

Everyone loves sleeping with mommy , even the dog. Then they leave before she wakes up . ❤
Lol.

This was unexpected. 😅

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wow least it was not anything spooky 😂❤❤

I'm grateful that it wasn't anything supernatural. I'll take my babies coming into my room in the middle of the night anytime over something dark and sinister disrupting my rest. Beautiful family.

This video could have been one minute long. I can’t imagine how long it would take you to tell a long story 🤢

Waste of time

Hey facts world, let me write my comment in 10 minutes just to tell you this sucked in one word!

Ha ha, it's strange how she managed to be tired after sleeping through stuff that nobody can sleep through. It's the children and the dog who should be tired after partying all over her all night. Imagine being licked in the face and not waking up. Was she drugged or something? What a bullshit story. 👎🏻

Fuck man whats this fuss

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

⚠Think of creating a nurturing and secure environment for children, especially when it comes to their sleeping arrangements. For newborns to infants, keeping them in the same room as you, even if it's a part of a large master bedroom, can be really beneficial. It's a gentle way of assuring them that you're always close by, fostering a sense of security and bonding from an early age.

As they grow older, around the ages of 5 to 10, sharing a room with siblings could be a great next step. It's not just about saving space; it teaches them invaluable lessons about sharing, cooperation, and respecting each other's needs and boundaries. These are lessons that they'll carry with them throughout life.

When they're ready for their own space, transitioning them into their own rooms with perhaps a conjoined bathroom can offer them a sense of independence while still keeping a sense of connectedness among siblings.

Remember, it's not just about where they sleep but how they feel in their space. Adding personal touches, like family photos or a portrait of you with them, positioned so it's facing the door or window, can be a comforting reminder that you're always there, watching over them and ensuring their safety. This isn't just about making sleep easier for them (though that's a big part of it); it's about reinforcing their feeling of safety and your unending support for them.

Your approach to this isn't just about ensuring you get rest—it's a thoughtful strategy for nurturing your children's emotional well-being and security. Creating a space where they feel safe, loved, and connected to you is a beautiful gift that will help them grow into secure, compassionate adults.

I want my time back. Maybe mommy should lay off the wine

Thank goodness for the skip forward slider bar. Otherwise this would have been 5 minutes of torture.