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Parenting and Spousal connections

187,315 views • 7 months ago •via X (Twitter)

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DDChristIsKing7 months ago

There is so much wrong with this post. Having your child in your bed does not by any means make them on the same level. If it breaks your connection, you had a bad connection. Don’t blame baby or young child who seek comfort at night for ruining your marriage. I could go on..

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iQwatson7 months ago

Your woman is brainwashing you into thinking the kids are the reason she stopped giving you sex, you poor moron

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Hector Carrillo Jr7 months ago

Agree to disagree. My child won’t be this small forever & I’m taking advantage of every opportunity to connect with them before they are gone & too big!

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KryptoDavid8887 months ago

So cringe when these clowns use Christ and religion to try and sell you life coaching lmao

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John s7 months ago

This is so stupid these people are idiots and so are you for posting this non sense ! De Christian life 🤣🤣🤣

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Sarah Virginia7 months ago

Posts like this make me wish there was a dislike button on this app. Strongly disagree

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Bandito from INDONESIA7 months ago

Stupid.

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JD7 months ago

Y’all should rename your page “De Broken Clock.”

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joclyn artuso7 months ago

There’s research that supports co sleeping. We don’t let it ruin our marriage. We still have sex!

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AntiGovForever7 months ago

lol some of our kids slept with us sometimes and today they are ALL thriving adults Of course at one point it has to stop when the bed gets too crowded...hahahaha then they get kicked out

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Shimyya7 months ago

Dont take parental advice from people who call their children "kids". The definition for a "kid" is a baby goat 🐐

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Philip Stubbs7 months ago

Balance between short-term & long-term needs requires reasonableness not absolutes -> Had a bad dream? come sleep with us... Want to be close? bring your sleeping-bag next to the bed in our room... Etc... Try to meet today's needs while also working toward tomorrow's goals too...

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Anamaria Blair7 months ago

Wow this is really sad. Letting a child ruin your marriage and intimacy because they’re in your bed? Yikes 😬 might not have a great marriage if that’s all it takes to create problems.

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Jane Valentine7 months ago

Babies and children sleep with their parents in many countries, Africa being a BIG ONE that comes to mind. The first year the baby is ATTACHED to mom 24/7. Just because you’re a parent, doesn’t make you an expert. These people swear… 🙄

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Vázquez7 months ago

What if you can't afford a bigger house with more bedrooms?

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Richard Anser7 months ago

Did Kamala Harris write this? 😂

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Brock Nelson7 months ago

A “high level husband” come on. The fruit of the spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, gentleness, self control, and becoming HIGH LEVEL. Thriving is inward and knowing you can go through all things with Christ. The good, the bad.

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Peter7 months ago

This is horrible advice for development even into adulthood. The first 3 years build foundational elements of a person, that are incredibly difficult if not impossible to later on, even as an adult. Trust, stress response, health, etc. Optimal foundation NEEDS this for 3yrs.

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ALBundy2477 months ago

Yeh I’m unfollowing for this. Your just selfish admit it

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Will7 months ago

Just an immature, insecure couple with kids.

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Edgar Bitencourt7 months ago

That is next-level cringe and full of BS. They definitely look like the parents who let their kids cry for 3 hours in a dark room until they're so tired they fall asleep.

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Jack Rann7 months ago

@Jodexo_

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Ryan7 months ago

Cringe

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The Anti-Hero7 months ago

Shove your blueprint up your "high level" Christian ass

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DudeMan7 months ago

Lol dude is so pussy whipped

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Alexis7 months ago

This is a disgusting post.. backwards like everything else we’ve learned thus far.

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The Great Gazoo7 months ago

You guys are just grifters under the guise of Christianity

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Ivan7 months ago

Idiots

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Yasmin Elizabeth7 months ago

Kids are not equal. They are more important than anything else in your life. If you’ve had kids they come first. If you think otherwise do not reproduce. Partner intimacy returns when it returns. Communication and finding time away from the bedroom keeps a relationship alive.

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Chupow057 months ago

Men: be like the tribes of Israel, where a family unit consisted of one man with multiple women. This caused men to be more responsible and productive and women to be more caring and less contentious. When a man has options, a woman responds differently.

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KOP7 months ago

Blueprint

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Andaluza7 months ago

Who said if they come to your bed they’re on the same level as the parents?? This was created by a narcissistic partner.

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