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Millennial Parenting & The New Age of Accountability
In this thought-provoking episode, I explore a fascinating cultural shift happening right now: millennials appear to be the first generation collectively holding their parents accountable for harmful parenting choices. I dive into what this means for us as we parent the next generation, examining how we'll respond when our own children inevitably point out where we've fallen short. From discussing the differences between big-T and little-t trauma to questioning whether millennials might be overcorrecting with too much hovering or emotional focus, this episode challenges us to consider how we'll receive feedback from our children with the same openness we expect from our parents. I share my personal commitment to supporting my daughter's healing journey (should she need one) and invite you to reflect on how we can move the baton of generational healing forward.
With this episode you'll be able to:
Don't forget to share your thoughts on how you're preparing to receive feedback from your children or what patterns you're consciously trying to break! Connect with me on social media or email to continue this important conversation.
Connect with Brittney:
Help me reach more mothers and daughters by following the show & leaving a rating or review on Apple & Spotify!
Keyword tags:
generational accountability, millennial parenting, mother wound healing, intentional parenting, breaking cycles, parent-child trauma, emotional awareness, overcorrection in parenting, Gen Alpha, Brittney Scott, factory settings, childhood development, generational healing, parental accountability
By Brittney Scott4.4
77 ratings
Millennial Parenting & The New Age of Accountability
In this thought-provoking episode, I explore a fascinating cultural shift happening right now: millennials appear to be the first generation collectively holding their parents accountable for harmful parenting choices. I dive into what this means for us as we parent the next generation, examining how we'll respond when our own children inevitably point out where we've fallen short. From discussing the differences between big-T and little-t trauma to questioning whether millennials might be overcorrecting with too much hovering or emotional focus, this episode challenges us to consider how we'll receive feedback from our children with the same openness we expect from our parents. I share my personal commitment to supporting my daughter's healing journey (should she need one) and invite you to reflect on how we can move the baton of generational healing forward.
With this episode you'll be able to:
Don't forget to share your thoughts on how you're preparing to receive feedback from your children or what patterns you're consciously trying to break! Connect with me on social media or email to continue this important conversation.
Connect with Brittney:
Help me reach more mothers and daughters by following the show & leaving a rating or review on Apple & Spotify!
Keyword tags:
generational accountability, millennial parenting, mother wound healing, intentional parenting, breaking cycles, parent-child trauma, emotional awareness, overcorrection in parenting, Gen Alpha, Brittney Scott, factory settings, childhood development, generational healing, parental accountability

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