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When he was 3 years old, her son told her that she was actually her daughter. Here’s their story:

This one might have to go down in the Chronicles of Amazing Parenting, if I don’t say so myself. Watch how Marlo and her daughter explore what it means to be a girl together in this beautiful little story:

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John Mortara

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