Episode 4: When Parents Give Up. Dealing with Anxiety




Dealing with the anxiety and isolation when making tough decsions you make in parenting

Parenting is just tuff stuff.  It is thankless and no one actually tell you how to get it right.  As a matter of fact for every "right" you get about 10 wrong.  And what makes it worse are bitter children and then bitter adults.  Learn how to overcome these scenarios. We acknowledge through developmental experts that conflicts and disrutptions are normal and quanify as rearing woes.  We hope children go through adoleces and rearing and then come back to us: but there is no gaurantee.

Todays episosde uses a case study and makes valid points on "what in the world is going on behind closed doors" and the sacrifce of parenting. 

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