Fun Size Bytes (from @Tj) - It is sobering to realize all the ways you can be a disappointing parent.

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There are two kinds of parents: Parents who are occasionally frustrated by not feeling like they are as good as they...
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It is sobering to realize all the ways you can be a disappointing parent.

4realz

There are two kinds of parents:

Parents who are occasionally frustrated by not feeling like they are as good as they ought to be; and
Bad parents.

There is no 3.

Don’t be so hard on yourself.

(Feel free to repeat this back to when appropriate ;-)