Quote by Lucille Ball

You see much more of your children once they leave home.

You see much more of your children once they leave home.

Summary

This quote suggests that once children grow up and leave home, parents are able to observe and understand their children's true nature and personality better. It implies that while living under the same roof, parents may not notice or fully appreciate their children's individuality and growth. However, once they are independent and away from home, parents get to witness their children in a new light, appreciating their experiences, and personal development. It highlights the idea that distance and separation can sometimes enhance understanding and bond between parents and grown-up children.

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