@enquetepourtous: 👉 Derrière ces quelques mots se cache un parcours marqué par les doutes, les difficultés et surtout par une profonde recherche de sécurité affective. Pour Laure, trouver sa place au sein de sa famille et être convaincue qu’elle était réellement aimée n’a pas été une évidence. Avec le temps, les choses ont évolué. Certaines blessures restent, certaines questions prennent du temps à trouver leurs réponses… mais la relation entre une mère et son enfant peut aussi se construire et se renforcer petit à petit. À travers son histoire, Laure nous montre à quel point le besoin d’être aimé, rassuré et compris peut être important lorsqu’on grandit avec des difficultés particulières. 🥹 Son témoignage rappelle aussi qu’il ne faut parfois pas grand-chose : de la patience, de l’écoute, de la présence et surtout beaucoup d’amour. ❤️ Regarde la vidéo jusqu’au bout et dis-nous ce que tu ressens face à son histoire. Et si tu veux découvrir d’autres témoignages et histoires de vie autour du handicap et de l’inclusion, abonne-toi. #tiktokfrance #enfants #respect #ecole #Motivation

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Je vais chercher un adulte
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pov le caméraman
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prk le prof c sensei wu
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Le caméramans
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Le cameraman
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Le caméraman
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Surveillance de tout les instants... La blague.... C des enfants qui vont chercher un adulte ou est la surveillance ?????
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Frrr c dumbledore le surveillant ?
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Tout les instants mdr
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c dans quel genre de clg que ya le père fourasse 😂 en surveillant
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