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Personal Narrative: Moving To A New Baby
A situation that an adult would move back into their parents’ house would be if one needed help watching a new baby. Concern that would arise for the person moving back into the house would have feelings of failure and fear of the unknown. If that was myself brining my new baby to live with my parents, I would have a feel of failure as this is not what I had planned in my life. I would have liked to me more established financially and have a stable home for us to live.
As a parent, having my young adult child live with me I would want them to feel safe in my house. Concerns that would arise would be wanting to get my child on her feet and push her towards setting goals for herself. I follow the suggestions that Sarntock mentions in the book

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