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If you’re not currently a parent, then you’ve probably had some experiences with children that made you say, “I’m never having kids.” And who can blame you? As of now, you only get to see, hear and smell the struggles of parenthood without reaping any of the rewards. You probably also only notice children when they’re misbehaving—a screaming baby on an airplane certainly gets plenty of attention, meanwhile, a sleeping one can go totally unnoticed (not matter how cute she is). If you’re not a parent then you aren’t obligated to watch a child 24 hours a day, so you don’t see all the adorable and sweet things they do when they aren’t eating something they’re not supposed to or crying bloody murder. But when you have your own kids, you’ll get it. Here are things women only feel about other people’s kids.
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The smells they make
Children can produce some pretty horrendous smells. If you don’t have kids, and you go over to the home of a friend who does have kids, you may walk in and have to mask a quick gag. Your friend lives in this stench? But when you have children, the smell of diapers (clean and dirty), formula and play dough will be the smell of love, family, and home.
