You snapped at your child for something small. You did not mean to. You did not even know it was coming. One second you were folding laundry, the next second your kid was crying because of the way you said their name, and now you feel like the worst mother on earth. You apologize. You cry in the bathroom. You promise yourself you will do better tomorrow. And then tomorrow, the exact same thing happens. If this is your life right now, I want to tell you something most parenting content will...
Most parents aren't parenting from their values. They are parenting from their patterns. Here's the four-stage framework I use to help women break the cycle before they pass it down to their children.
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