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Long-distance Aunt watches baby on FaceTime so desperate mom can take a shower

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52% Informative

A long-distance aunt watches baby on FaceTime so desperate mom can take a shower.

Melasadies Worrell from Georgia posted a short video on TikTok with the caption: "When your sister is home with the kids by herself and she needs someone to watch them while she takes a shower. So you use your lunch break to help her.".

The best ones are fantastic at keeping kids entertained and engaged through games, doing online puzzles together, and making interesting conversation. It all sounds a little weird, but I love this evolution. Parents need to get creative sometimes to make sure their kids are safe and engaged while they take care of their life, their jobs, or themselves. With so many families spending more and more time cooped up together at home, career and self-care are often sacrificed. But now we know that a 30-minute FaceTime could be just the thing busy parents need to regain some crucial time for themselves..

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Informative language

Neutral language

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informal

Language

English

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not offensive

Hate speech

not hateful