This is so true! Friendships have so many benefits in so many ways. I’ve seen it. I have friends with kids that share an special bond with their parents’ friends. It’s amazing how someone out of the family can become so special for a child. I personally have a great relationship with my best friend little girl. She’s so smart and curious, just like me. Every time I visit them she and I start drawing and watching movies. Sometimes we even start singing crazy songs. And my friend, on the other hand, she takes this opportunity to rest and sleep a bit while her daughter and I play :)
Why Friends Who Love Your Kids Like Their Own Are So Special

There’s nothing better than seeing how deeply your best friend cares for your child. They have a special bond, eat ice cream together, and endlessly play with one another which makes your friendship even more precious. But it’s not just about the good feelings this gives you — this sweet contribution and devotion gives you more than you think.
They love everything that’s an important part of you.
Life definitely changes after you have kids, and now they’ve become the center of your universe. You leave a lot of things you used to do behind and focus more on your family. Because of that, you might lose some friends, but those who love your children won’t go anywhere because they’ll always be there for you and your kids, and you never have to choose between them or your children. It’s all for one and somehow, it feels like it was always meant to be this way.
They’re the people you can trust with your children.
They’re happy to watch them from time to time to let you rest for a couple of hours. And they’re your best nannies that know everything about your kids. You can be sure they won’t feed your kid anything with nuts because they know about their peanut allergy and they’ll buy them a green dinosaur T-shirt because they know your kid is obsessed with the color green and dinosaurs. You trust them as much as you trust yourself, and they trust you the same.
They truly care and take your stories personally.
Not only could they listen to your parenting stories and problems forever, but they give you the best advice. They want to celebrate your kids’ victories with you and they’ll definitely be crying alongside you on their graduation day.
They’re older friends to your kids.
There are some situations your kids don’t feel comfortable talking to you about. They won’t always listen to you, tell you every detail of a story, or ask you questions you wish they would. But you have it covered because your children have a wise adult by their side who they trust and who they can ask for advice or help. No questions, no judgments — they’re just there for your kids.
They’re bonus parents to your kids which is a real privilege.
There’s never too much love, and the more people there are who love your children, the better it is for them and the easier their life will be. They are lucky to have so many people who always have them covered and who they can count on in any situation. They have extra people who love them unconditionally — and isn’t it the best gift possible?
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It's even better when you meet them later on in your life after you had your kids.. then it shows that they accept you, like you're whole package

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