Miren Bozaglu is a busy woman.
Besides being a yoga priestess, beautician and reality star, she is also a devoted and loving mother of four small children, who often challenge her with questions that require creative answers.
Bozaglo shared today (Thursday) with her 440,000 followers on Instagram that her little son Layo wanted to understand how children are born.
Like any loving mother, Bozaglo was debating how to provide, on the one hand, as true an explanation as possible to a child of this age, and on the other hand, without going into details that are not yet relevant for him.
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The explanation she finally provided to her children, she shared at the request of her followers in a short video she uploaded, in which she tells three of her four children how the magic happens.
"Isn't it true that today I asked my mother how babies enter the womb"?
Bozaglu reminded her children.
"They come out of the stomach," her son Ray joked in the background.
"When you eat a lot. It comes from the air," he added.
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"How do we become a baby in the woman's belly?", Bozaglu turned to her daughter Shane, trying to keep a serious line, and explained.
"When father and mother love, hug and kiss, the baby reaches the belly," she explained to her children.
"I don't think it works like that," Ray joked again in the background.
"The baby was created from the love of a mother and father," Bozaglo concluded.
Miren Bozaglo, photo: Nir Pekin, archive
"I'm crying because of this actor," Bozaglo wrote on top of the video.
"Afterwards, when I turned off the camera, I sat with Layo and Shane and we continued to talk about the issue," she wanted to make it clear that she did her best to give her children an explanation for the question that preoccupies them, while still maintaining their innocence.
"They asked questions," she explained.
"I tried not to go into the graphic details, and only focus on the fact that children are created out of love," she concluded.
We just hope that Bozaglu's children don't get the impression that every time their parents kiss, a child is born.
On second thought, maybe it's better to stick with the explanation of Hasida, just saying.
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