Teaching our daughter that EFFORT matters.

[tiannarivera_]

showing up is the biggest thing not materialistically but emotionally. ❤️

[BrookeDoesScience]

As someone who was in a highly abusive first marriage and whose parents always showered me with gifts, I would recommend prioritizing how you communicate, model healthy communication within romantic relationships, and model healthy ways to discuss challenges.

You can get nice things from men who break your nose and give you concussions …

[PB_IZ_A_GB]

Sometimes people dont have enough for big things so they have to fo the bare minimum but this is sweet!

[aworte]

Or teach her to value the sentiment of a gesture

[naimahmed]

Showing love is enough, no need to drown her with expensive gifts that will turn her materialistic

[Punkiesmom]

When we overindulge our children, we unintentionally teach them that immediate gratification is the norm. This can make it harder for them to develop important life skills like:
• A sense of gratitude instead of entitlement
• Healthy coping strategies for challenges
• Self-discipline and patience
• Realistic expectations about life and relationships

Instead, we can nurture their growth by:
• Encouraging effort and perseverance
• Teaching the value of patience and delayed gratification
• Helping them build character and self-worth that isn’t tied to material things

By guiding them with love and intention, we empower them to become resilient, compassionate, and fulfilled individuals.

[mamaA]

Growing up without a father this touched me!!! 🥹 I LOVE it!!!! 👑💐

[alisons]

I am living vicariously through your YT shorts, and it is so evident that you love your children so deeply and they cherish their parents just the same. May God bless your family always ❤❤❤

[SoulAumMomsFlow]

You missed the opportunity to say “bear“ minimum 😂

[leiapastelpuff]

my dad doesn’t have a lot of money and this year he wasn’t able to get me much but he got me and my sister one cupcake each and i ate it after school on valentines day and it was delicious and im so thankful for everything he’s done and is doing for us and i love him no matter what even if he didn’t get me anything ❤

[nothingtoseehere]

Congrats, you’re children are gonna be spoiled.

[Ameliasouthwell]

Shouldn’t it be “the bear minimum” hahaha I’m so funny

[approximateknowledge]

Important!!!! Make sure u guys treat ur daughters well the rest of the grand gesture doesn't keep the "vultures" away ♡

[Imogenie]

And that's why there's so many spoiled women that can't handle reality

[LoveAlways]

Yes The bare minimum had me in love, continue to do ❤❤❤❤ I love

[LeslieAvalos-zp]

Yall amazing & they so happy to have yall

[Tiktokmashupp]

U might not see this but I’m a 20 year old black girl I struggle with living conditions and my life rn is bad very compared to this but like u inspire me as a black woman I want that life for me and my bf just to be content have a nice place and my own family 💜 if I work hard Ik I can do this

[yagirl]

My dad was my valentines since I was born and still is now (I’m 25) always get gifts, flowers and chocolates. Nothing like your dad to show you how you deserve to be treated. But expensive and big isn’t what should matter. Personal is

[thecabbagemaster.]

some of yall forget some people genuinely show their affection through gifts! my dad and i are autistic and struggle with verbalizing emotion (especially me) and both tend to fill that struggle gap with thought out gifts and acts of service, non verbal ways to show we listened and care

[Kaliedogirlmari]

I enjoyed this bear so much it was so big❤