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The WhatsApp of a mother on the first day of school that shows that, even if the children grow up, they will always be our little ones

Every September our children start a new school year and we cannot believe how old they are getting. A few days ago my daughter started high school first and the memory came to me of when she started first as a child with her two little curly tails, thirteen years ago. ( Oh my gosh, it seems like yesterday! )

And like the mother of the WhatsApp message that went viral , I also prepared a sandwich for her for recess. Because, even though they grow up, we always take care of our children as if they were little .

The author of the post on Twitter, @ansiiaviva, is a girl who also starts the first year of high school, but says that her mother thinks that she is starting third grade. And he attaches a screenshot of the WhatsApp messages that his mother has sent him with a very important notice:

“I’ve made you two sandwiches because one seemed small to me.

If you don’t want two, you can share to make friends. “

(wink, wink)

But the conversation does not end there. When the daughter writes that they are telling her that she is older so that mother can make her sandwiches, the mother replies “you will always be my little girl .”

And this is what mothers think: they get older, but our children will always be our little ones, and we will continue to pamper them as much as we can.

In a few hours, the tweet went viral and currently has almost 6,000 shares and more than 83,000 likes. And with a spoiler: “I’m going to eat both of them,” the daughter mentioned.

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