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RE: Hand me Down and Lift me Up

in LeoFinancelast year

I would want to first focus on giving them a good childhood then after that, leaving something behind.

This is an interesting one. I wonder what a good childhood really is these days. Most children (at least for a while) don't think their childhood was great, but a lot of parents seem to focus on the wrong sides of childhood too, even when they try to provide a good one. Parenting sucks - maybe because we all had crappy childhoods! :D

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It's a tough question and I guess it's trust that most of us had a crappy childhood. Would leaving them without the suffering a good idea or would it help? It helped me understand the value of money.