Parenting Through Your Own Unhealed Childhood Exploring Triggers, Inherited Patterns, and The Courage to Parent Differently
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ePUB
Kopierschutz
Nein
Family Sharing
Ja
Text-to-Speech
Ja
Altersempfehlung
1 - 99 Jahr(e)
Erscheinungsdatum
27.01.2026
Verlag
EpubliSeitenzahl
150 (Printausgabe)
Dateigröße
2282 KB
Auflage
2. Auflage
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
9783565200627
You promised yourself you'd parent differently. You swore you'd never repeat the patterns that hurt you. Then your child pushes a boundary, melts down in public, or needs something you're too depleted to give-and suddenly, your parent's voice comes out of your mouth.
This book explores the collision between the parent you want to be and the wounds you still carry. It examines how unresolved childhood pain surfaces through triggers, why certain behaviors from your child feel unbearable, and the guilt of recognizing your own reactivity in moments meant for connection. It looks at the difference between conscious parenting and self-abandonment, the cost of performing perfect caregiving while your inner child still aches for attention.
Rather than prescribing ideal parenting methods, this book reframes healing as something that happens alongside raising your child, not before. It explores rupture and repair, the courage to apologize to someone smaller than you, modeling emotional honesty instead of perfection, and the relief of accepting you'll make mistakes-without repeating the same harm you endured.
For parents carrying the weight of their own childhood while trying to create safety for their children, feeling stuck between compassion and overwhelm, or terrified of passing down the pain they inherited-this book offers permission to heal imperfectly, parent honestly, and trust that awareness itself breaks cycles.
This book explores the collision between the parent you want to be and the wounds you still carry. It examines how unresolved childhood pain surfaces through triggers, why certain behaviors from your child feel unbearable, and the guilt of recognizing your own reactivity in moments meant for connection. It looks at the difference between conscious parenting and self-abandonment, the cost of performing perfect caregiving while your inner child still aches for attention.
Rather than prescribing ideal parenting methods, this book reframes healing as something that happens alongside raising your child, not before. It explores rupture and repair, the courage to apologize to someone smaller than you, modeling emotional honesty instead of perfection, and the relief of accepting you'll make mistakes-without repeating the same harm you endured.
For parents carrying the weight of their own childhood while trying to create safety for their children, feeling stuck between compassion and overwhelm, or terrified of passing down the pain they inherited-this book offers permission to heal imperfectly, parent honestly, and trust that awareness itself breaks cycles.
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