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TikTok mom Cayce LaCorte has gone viral for her unpopular parenting opinion, with many of her followers saying that she makes a lot of sense.

""I never wanted to build their hopes up, only to have them crushed later." Photo: Tiktok/Nevada Shareef Nevada Shareef has gone viral on Tiktok after sharing that she refuses to lie to her children about the Tooth Fairy, Easter Bunny, and Santa Claus, as other parents think this is weird. In her post, she said, "Name something about the way you raise your kids that people think is weird, but you think has been really healthy for them. I'll go first..." "So I've never told my kids that there was a Santa Claus, Easter Bunny or Tooth Fairy at all and my reasoning behind th...

"I was often criticised, saying that I'm not allowing my children to have an imagination, or I'm not allowing my children to be a child, but actually I'm allowing my children to have imaginations of their own choosing. I didn't put imaginary creatures in their head." She continued: "They still got Christmas presents, they still got Easter baskets and I personally rewarded them and praised them for getting their teeth out and all the other things that people normally get. "I just didn't make them believe in something that wasn't true." Nevada's video has been watched over 300,000 times and gar...

When it comes to teaching kids about sex, every parent has their own unique approach. This past week, a 40-year-old mom from Charleston, South Carolina went viral on TikTok for sharing hers. Cayce LaCorte, who posts on the app under @book_mama, replied to a post shared by mom influencer Nevada Shareef, in which she asked other parents to name something about the way they raise their kids that people think is weird but they think is healthy. And LaCorte shared that she's teaching her five daughters, who range in age from 7 to 16, that there's no such thing as virginity.

Recently, TikTok mom-fluencer Nevada Shareef asked parents something that resonated with many. “Name something about the way you raised your kids that people think is weird but you think is healthy,” she announced in a clip, excited to hear different parenting styles. And one mom named Cayce LaCorte saw it as a perfect moment to share her illuminating message. In a video that has been watched over 2.2 million times, Cayce debunked the virginity myth, explaining how she has raised her five daughters to believe there’s no such thing. “It is a patriarchal concept used to control women an...