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How Our Childhood Shapes How We Parent.
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Ever wonder how our childhood experiences affect how we raise our own kids? I'm Esther Mbabazi, and in this episode of Motherhood & The Brain, we talk about how our instincts as moms are influenced by our past.
We'll explore why we feel the need to protect our children so much and how sometimes that clashes with the kind of moms we want to be.
We'll dig into how our own upbringing shapes the way we interact with our kids without us even realizing it. Join me as we face the habits we've inherited and learn how to have a better relationship with our daughters, without passing on our own fears.
Moving from thoughts to real-life situations, I'll share a story about when my son had really bad acne. It made me think about how much I should help him versus letting him handle things on his own.
It's a story many parents can understand—it's about dealing with adolescence, wanting to fix our kids' problems, and knowing when to give them space to grow.
This episode isn't just about surface-level issues; it's about the big emotional changes kids go through and how we, as parents, can support them while also giving them room to become who they truly are.
So, tune in and find out how to help your child grow while keeping a strong bond in your family.
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