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When Your Siblings Act Like You're Making Up Your Mother Wound
Are you trying to heal from your mother wound while your siblings defend your mom and act like you're being dramatic? In this episode, I explore why siblings can grow up in the same house with the same mother yet have completely different experiences and relationships with her. From birth order and gender dynamics to family roles like scapegoat versus golden child, I break down six reasons siblings often have opposing perspectives on their mother. I spend extra time on the unique burden eldest daughters carry - being parentified, absorbing family dysfunction, and protecting younger siblings who now don't understand why you're "making such a big deal" about mom. You'll learn practical strategies for maintaining sibling relationships while protecting yourself from invalidation, plus guidance for siblings who want to support their sister's healing journey even if they don't share her experience.
With this episode you'll be able to:
Don't forget that your sibling's denial or different experience doesn't make your pain less real, you don't need their validation for your healing to be legitimate!
Connect with Brittney:
Mentioned resources:
Help me reach more mothers and daughters by following the show & leaving a rating or review on Apple & Spotify!
Keyword tags:
sibling invalidation, mother wound, eldest daughter syndrome, scapegoat child, golden child, birth order, family dynamics, sibling relationships, Brittney Scott, parentification, different experiences, family roles, validation
By Brittney Scott4.4
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When Your Siblings Act Like You're Making Up Your Mother Wound
Are you trying to heal from your mother wound while your siblings defend your mom and act like you're being dramatic? In this episode, I explore why siblings can grow up in the same house with the same mother yet have completely different experiences and relationships with her. From birth order and gender dynamics to family roles like scapegoat versus golden child, I break down six reasons siblings often have opposing perspectives on their mother. I spend extra time on the unique burden eldest daughters carry - being parentified, absorbing family dysfunction, and protecting younger siblings who now don't understand why you're "making such a big deal" about mom. You'll learn practical strategies for maintaining sibling relationships while protecting yourself from invalidation, plus guidance for siblings who want to support their sister's healing journey even if they don't share her experience.
With this episode you'll be able to:
Don't forget that your sibling's denial or different experience doesn't make your pain less real, you don't need their validation for your healing to be legitimate!
Connect with Brittney:
Mentioned resources:
Help me reach more mothers and daughters by following the show & leaving a rating or review on Apple & Spotify!
Keyword tags:
sibling invalidation, mother wound, eldest daughter syndrome, scapegoat child, golden child, birth order, family dynamics, sibling relationships, Brittney Scott, parentification, different experiences, family roles, validation

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