@nika_sharkova: Мамы девочек, вам это может пригодиться. Показываю, куда ходит моя Алиса на танцы. Я показываю места, куда можно сходить с детьми в городе — подписывайтесь, чтобы не потерять. #николаев #миколаїв #танцы #танцімиколаїв

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ugyerdse9el
чипалинка🪷🐵 :
хожу тут на вокал к катерине игоривне
2026-06-02 20:57:47
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oleksandrivna1994
Віра :
не понравился подход к новым детям. В Мрии мне больше понравилось.
2026-03-16 17:52:52
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masha27590
ℳ𝒶𝓇𝒾𝒶🪽 :
можна прийти в мрію все такое же самое и не ругают там же в том же зале
2026-03-16 18:05:49
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alichka0808
Alina :
Здравствуйте. Какая цена занятий ?
2026-03-18 19:34:58
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im_a_fool19
палинэ :
я ходила, но из-за того что учитель мальчик, ушла😳
2026-03-16 20:34:01
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user9006666807044
анютка :
удачи малышка. мы ходим в мрію ребенку нравится. уже выступали.
2026-04-10 09:56:20
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art17866
17281934 :
Тоже ходим в руну все нравится
2026-03-16 18:54:48
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user3576638276230
Светлана Лютич :
Дуже гарний хореограф в Мріїї. і в сравнение не идет с Руной. Может к детям блогеров у нее другое отношение...
2026-03-20 12:24:15
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stay_fanhyunjin
Reya|~💔🎰🫂 :
Раньше ходила но ушла из-за булинга со стороны хореографа
2026-05-08 11:29:05
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user1806610095522
Николай Викторович :
🥰🥰🥰
2026-03-16 18:06:59
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user9397975426954
Аллочка :
🥰🥰🥰
2026-03-26 17:11:53
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I told my husband our expenses were increasing... and debt was piling up. His answer left me speechless. Kids expenses. Mortgage. Groceries. Everything. And now we’re helping support our parents too. So I finally asked the question that had been sitting in my chest for months: How are we going to manage all this for our family? I wasn’t asking casually. I was already working full-time as a healthcare worker. I was doing everything I could. And still... it didn’t feel like enough. We weren’t struggling. But we weren’t at peace either. Just managing. Quietly calculating everything. Hoping nothing unexpected would happen. Then he said, “We’ll manage... we always do.” He meant it to comfort me. But something about that didn’t sit right. Because I realized something in that moment: Managing isn’t security. It’s surviving in a way that looks stable from the outside. And I didn’t want to live like that anymore. Not with kids and aging parents depending on us. Not while feeling like one problem could shake everything. So I made a decision. Not to become rich. Not to chase something unrealistic. Just to build a second stream of income so life didn’t feel this tight. Even while working my 9–5, I started learning digital skills. After work. Late nights. In between everything. It wasn’t easy. There were days I was exhausted. Days I questioned if it would even work. But I kept going. And slowly... things started shifting. Not overnight. But enough to feel the difference. Today, I’m not relying on one income anymore. I can contribute. I can support. And most importantly... I don’t feel that same quiet fear every month. Because “managing” sounds okay until life tests it. If you’re a mom in that phase right now working, trying, doing your best but still feeling like it’s not enough... you don’t have to wait for things to get worse to change something. 📌 Save this if you’re calculating expenses every month. 👉🏻 Comment READY and I’ll show you exactly how I started without quitting my job. 🫶🏻
I told my husband our expenses were increasing... and debt was piling up. His answer left me speechless. Kids expenses. Mortgage. Groceries. Everything. And now we’re helping support our parents too. So I finally asked the question that had been sitting in my chest for months: How are we going to manage all this for our family? I wasn’t asking casually. I was already working full-time as a healthcare worker. I was doing everything I could. And still... it didn’t feel like enough. We weren’t struggling. But we weren’t at peace either. Just managing. Quietly calculating everything. Hoping nothing unexpected would happen. Then he said, “We’ll manage... we always do.” He meant it to comfort me. But something about that didn’t sit right. Because I realized something in that moment: Managing isn’t security. It’s surviving in a way that looks stable from the outside. And I didn’t want to live like that anymore. Not with kids and aging parents depending on us. Not while feeling like one problem could shake everything. So I made a decision. Not to become rich. Not to chase something unrealistic. Just to build a second stream of income so life didn’t feel this tight. Even while working my 9–5, I started learning digital skills. After work. Late nights. In between everything. It wasn’t easy. There were days I was exhausted. Days I questioned if it would even work. But I kept going. And slowly... things started shifting. Not overnight. But enough to feel the difference. Today, I’m not relying on one income anymore. I can contribute. I can support. And most importantly... I don’t feel that same quiet fear every month. Because “managing” sounds okay until life tests it. If you’re a mom in that phase right now working, trying, doing your best but still feeling like it’s not enough... you don’t have to wait for things to get worse to change something. 📌 Save this if you’re calculating expenses every month. 👉🏻 Comment READY and I’ll show you exactly how I started without quitting my job. 🫶🏻

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