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Why can a kid's show bring tears to our eyes?
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Sleepytime gets me every time. As a parent it is so bittersweet seeing the child becoming independent.
Being a parent is the longest goodbye. Watching them develop from being completely and utterly dependent on you, so slowly growing more and more independent until they've grown up and move out.