Quote by Carnie Wilson

I have to be a teacher to my daughters.

I have to be a teacher to my daughters.

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This quote suggests that the speaker, presumably a parent, sees themselves as not just a caregiver but also a teacher to their daughters. It implies a sense of responsibility to impart knowledge, values, and life lessons to their children. The speaker recognizes the important role they play in shaping their daughters' character and facilitating their growth and development. They understand that being a parent goes beyond mere nurturing; it also involves guiding and educating their children to help them navigate the world and become well-rounded individuals.

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