Growing Up Quickly

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This podcast explores how children are forced to grow up quickly due to various challenging situations, such as lacking parental guidance or support. Without adult supervision, these young individuals often have to take on significant responsibilities, like caring for siblings or navigating their daily lives independently. As a result, they may have to sacrifice their education or pursue their interests, leading to a unique set of challenges and opportunities.

25 Jun English South Africa Education · Health & Fitness

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