Separating Your Story from Your Children's Story: Recognizing that your experience is different from your children's experience and refraining from making your story theirs or vice versa.

Asking More Questions Before Answering: When children ask questions, asking them more questions to understand what they are truly seeking to know before providing answers.

Validating Feelings Without Trashing the Father: Validating children's feelings and experiences without adding personal bias or negative commentary about the other parent.

Trusting Your Intuition as a Mother: Recognizing that as a mother, you know your children best and trusting your instincts in how to navigate difficult situations and conversations with them.

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