案例简介：@ hannahreyes的照片/有时我会在拍照时迷失自我。有那么一会儿，我感觉这两个人漂浮在夜空中。我在西点遇到了公主，这是利比里亚首都蒙罗维亚和大西洋之间的一块土地。公主分娩时只有16岁。在利比里亚，到19岁时，大约三分之一的女孩是母亲。接到怀孕的消息，公主的母亲把她送走了。婴儿的父亲拒绝承认婴儿是他的孩子，所以她给他起名为受膏者，这样即使没有父亲，他也会得到祝福。她和受膏者呆在朋友家，直到她负担得起自己的空间。晚上，在他睡觉之前，她调皮地为自己和受膏者唱歌: “男孩会买我的车，男孩会盖我的房子。” # livinglullabies # Liberia @ insidenatgeo。来自该杂志12月号中有关摇篮曲的故事。有关此故事的更多信息，请查看Nat Geo在bio中的链接。

案例简介：Photo by @hannahreyes / Sometimes I lose myself when I'm taking a photograph. For a moment it felt like these two were floating in the night sky.I met Princess in West Point, a thumb of land between Liberia's capital, Monrovia, and the Atlantic Ocean. Princess was 16 when she gave birth. In Liberia, about one in three girls are mothers by the time they’re 19. At the news of her pregnancy, Princess’s mother sent her away from home. The baby’s father refused to recognize the baby as his child, so she named him Anointed, so he would be blessed, even without a father. She stays with Anointed in a friend’s house, until she can afford a space of their own. At night, before he sleeps, she sings playfully about her dreams for herself and for Anointed: "The boy will buy my car, the boy will build my house." #livinglullabies #Liberia @insidenatgeo. From a story on lullabies in the December issue of the magazine.Check out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

国家地理 - Photo by @hannahreyes / Sometimes I lose myself when I'm taking a photograph. For a moment it felt like these two were fl

案例简介：@ hannahreyes的照片/有时我会在拍照时迷失自我。有那么一会儿，我感觉这两个人漂浮在夜空中。我在西点遇到了公主，这是利比里亚首都蒙罗维亚和大西洋之间的一块土地。公主分娩时只有16岁。在利比里亚，到19岁时，大约三分之一的女孩是母亲。接到怀孕的消息，公主的母亲把她送走了。婴儿的父亲拒绝承认婴儿是他的孩子，所以她给他起名为受膏者，这样即使没有父亲，他也会得到祝福。她和受膏者呆在朋友家，直到她负担得起自己的空间。晚上，在他睡觉之前，她调皮地为自己和受膏者唱歌: “男孩会买我的车，男孩会盖我的房子。” # livinglullabies # Liberia @ insidenatgeo。来自该杂志12月号中有关摇篮曲的故事。有关此故事的更多信息，请查看Nat Geo在bio中的链接。

国家地理 - Photo by @hannahreyes / Sometimes I lose myself when I'm taking a photograph. For a moment it felt like these two were fl

案例简介：Photo by @hannahreyes / Sometimes I lose myself when I'm taking a photograph. For a moment it felt like these two were floating in the night sky.I met Princess in West Point, a thumb of land between Liberia's capital, Monrovia, and the Atlantic Ocean. Princess was 16 when she gave birth. In Liberia, about one in three girls are mothers by the time they’re 19. At the news of her pregnancy, Princess’s mother sent her away from home. The baby’s father refused to recognize the baby as his child, so she named him Anointed, so he would be blessed, even without a father. She stays with Anointed in a friend’s house, until she can afford a space of their own. At night, before he sleeps, she sings playfully about her dreams for herself and for Anointed: "The boy will buy my car, the boy will build my house." #livinglullabies #Liberia @insidenatgeo. From a story on lullabies in the December issue of the magazine.Check out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

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国家地理 - Photo by @hannahreyes / Sometimes I lose myself when I'm taking a photograph. For a moment it felt like these two were fl

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