Breaking Generational Patterns: Why Parenting Abroad Can Trigger Your Own Childhood
Becoming a parent can bring parts of your own childhood back to the surface. Sometimes it's a reaction you don't understand. Sometimes it's the anger that comes out over something small. Sometimes it's the silence, the withdrawal, or the guilt afterwards.
You promised yourself you'd parent differently. So why do familiar patterns sometimes show up when you're raising your own children?
In this episode of DAM Parenting, Eva is joined by trauma therapist Adina Petre to explore how becoming a parent can reconnect us with our own childhood experiences, and how those experiences can shape the way…
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