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selinemina91 :

لي يقول لاتعرضو للشاشات اعرف انو ماعندو اولاد لانو يبقى الطفل يبكي ساعات متواصلة ويعملك ضغط الدم لذلك تستسلم وتخليه يشاهد التلفاز

2024-12-19 17:20:06

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Doom&Gloom :

لا يا اخي ممنوع حتى جيل سنتين الطفل يشوف شاشة ولا حتى لدقيقة ١

2024-12-19 08:55:00

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noora7971 :

مثل بنتي عمرها اربع اشهر وما تسكت غير يوم تشوف وتسمع أثنى السنجاب🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

2024-12-19 17:17:01

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Ayla Lilou :

ممنوع الشاشات حتى سن 3 سنوات

2024-12-19 15:20:23

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omar.salamah92 :

انتبه ياخوي خاصه في هذا السن ابعد الطفل عن التلفزيون والجوال خطير جدا واغلب حالات التوحد بسببهم نصيحه ، وربنا يحفظهم

2024-12-19 07:37:14

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حفيد الشهداء، 🇩🇿🇩🇿💪 :

اولا ممنوع شاشه خاصة قريبة ثانيا شوفاج غاز والبيبي قريب كارثه والله

2024-12-19 16:34:00

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Sabrina 🇹🇳 🇫🇷 :

Vous êtes sérieux la c’est interdit l’écran mois de 3 ans

2024-12-19 12:56:41

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صعب الوصول لبنت الأصول👉 :

ههههه فكرت بس انا هيك

2024-12-19 06:12:28

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ثقتي بربي تكفيني 💕🥺 :

الحمدالله ابني سنه ونص ميعرف تلفاز شنو ولا مبايل وبرغم كثير يبكي بس ابد انطيه

2024-12-21 10:04:59

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💫 عيون المها 💫 :

والنبي اني هيج 😭💔

2024-12-19 19:33:32

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روح الروح :

لا هو لازم ينعمل تحقيق بموضوع منزل انثى السنجاب لانه ابني حتى لما ينام اذا طفيناها بصحى يعيط عنا عرض مستمر

2024-12-19 11:03:16

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ام ايليا 👣 :

لعد اني ابني لهسه كاعد 😁

2024-12-20 02:38:53

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Lolo Queen :

هذا زوجي بل٦صبح😂وعمر ابني هسه توه قبط الاربعين

2024-12-19 12:21:51

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🫀﮼ ام يزن﮼ :

شلون اصارحكم عمرها ثلاث شهور وماتسكت غير ع الصيصان والسنجاب 😂😂

2024-12-19 22:43:04

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abila.nour :

نفسي شئ والله كل يوم 😁😁🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

2024-12-21 22:41:13

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أدلـᬼ👑⑅⃝ـᬼبية💚 :

😂😂😂😂بنتي لولو. ما بتسكت غير عأغنية شو بيقولو الحيوانات يا لولو 😂😂😂 وعمرها سنتين ونص وهلق سمعت هي أغنية فرطت ضحك 💞💞💞كانت بدها تنام بطلت تنام 😅😅 جيل والعياز بالله 😂😂😂😂 الله يحميهن

2024-12-19 15:09:20

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lã Řose Ņoiŕe :

نفس الشي مع بنتي 😅😁

2024-12-20 10:22:24

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AbdelkoudousseYukiSa :

Ba3ad ericho 3la bébé 😏

2024-12-21 07:12:57

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fadialali.972 :

دعست علجرح انتا😂

2024-12-19 07:07:07

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ام ريان :

ههههه هذا يمثلني الساعه الرابعه الفجر يدق الباب هههه

2024-12-19 14:06:54

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Abo kayan :

هذا اكبر سبب بالتوحد عند الاطفال حديثي الولاده انتبهوا

2024-12-19 19:14:15

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Marwan Clés :

التلفاز ممنو على اطفال اقل من 3 سنوات

2024-12-19 14:08:03

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الحاسي :

والله نفس الحال بس مع حفيدتي الله يحفطها

2024-12-19 10:21:40

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بنت ناصريه :

يمه فدوه هههههههه

2024-12-20 19:07:18

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ahmedsuat12345 :

😂😂😭وانا

2024-12-20 05:08:19

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