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Download or read book Baby Have I Failed You written by Lindo Lungile and published by Balboa Press. This book was released on 2019-06-13 with total page 54 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: ‘Baby Have I Failed You?’ is the topic that most people can relate to. It talks about parenting and the outcomes of parenting in general. It is based on general parenting and the troubled individuals we all become following the parenting we had from our parents. The emotions we go through as children when we witness what happens to and with our parents. The question, ‘Baby have I failed you?’ is a question every parent should ask themselves. This book makes every parent to question their parenting to their children and encourages parents to speak to their children in a way that children can understand that becoming a monster is not the solution to healing from bad childhood experience. Without giving away too much, this book seeks to stop passing the bulk from one generation to another. It seeks to draw a line and own up to our own mistakes without putting a blame on our parents.

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