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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsThere's is no worse feeling in the world.....
than knowing you've failed your own child.
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There's is no worse feeling in the world..... (Original Post)
RandySF
Mar 2013
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union_maid
(3,502 posts)1. Yes. I know.
Been there. Done that. Never, ever meant to. And you're right. Worse than anything.
Xyzse
(8,217 posts)2. I already feel that way in regards to my niece and nephews
Not that I have disappointed them much.
Though, the only time I really remember it happening is when my nephew wanted to go to me to escape nap time when he was about 1 something, and then calling my name in the way babies do, incorrectly but cutely, that tore me up.
Other time was when me and my niece were having fun, and then they had to go, I buckled her in the car seat, with her thinking I was still tagging along. Dangit, that tore me up too...
siligut
(12,272 posts)3. Kids can do that to you
Good thing is that you still have time to do right by them. Focus on that
Wounded Bear
(58,660 posts)4. And perhaps none more common....
I console myself with the knowledge that I'll keep future shrinks employed as my kid works all that out.