r/GlassChildren↗
This is a community meant for people who have siblings who take up a disproportionate amount of their parents time and energy. Whether this is because they have a disability, a terminal illness, drug related issues, behavior issues or any other type of time consuming 'issue'.
9.2k subscribers88 posts / mo in Sep 202673 authors / mosince 2021
r/GlassChildren has 9.2k members (+99% over the last 12 months). It gets about 88 posts a month from 73 people. Top topics: Mental Health & Self Improvement, Pain and Poetry and Parenting Issues.
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Top topics
Share of the subreddit's posts
- Mental Health & Self Improvement0.2%
- Pain and Poetry0.2%
- Parenting Issues0.1%
- Moms0.1%
- Glass Pieces & Blowing0.1%
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Most-mentioned brands and sites, last 12 months
- Spotify
- ScienceDirect
- OpenCounseling
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