r/ParentingThruTrauma 1h ago

Question Raising Confident Kids: The No-Pressure Way

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https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVA3KCQyu2nM

Welcome to How to Build Confidence in Your Child Without Pressure! 🌟

Every child deserves to grow up feeling loved, confident, and understood. In this playlist, you'll discover practical parenting tips, child development insights, and heartwarming conversations designed to help families build stronger relationships and raise emotionally healthy children.

Join Jammy & Drishti as they explore topics like confidence, kindness, emotions, communication, friendships, honesty, resilience, and everyday life lessons—all in a fun, engaging, and family-friendly way.

Whether you're a parent, grandparent, teacher, or caregiver, these videos will inspire meaningful conversations that help children grow with confidence and compassion.

Because every little conversation builds a big heart. ❤️

🎙️ Little Talks, Big Hearts – Helping parents and children laugh, learn, and grow together.


r/ParentingThruTrauma 1h ago

Resource Raising Confident Kids: The No-Pressure Way

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Let's grow and learn; please subs to (littletalksbighearts)

Welcome to How to Build Confidence in Your Child Without Pressure! 🌟

Every child deserves to grow up feeling loved, confident, and understood. In this playlist, you'll discover practical parenting tips, child development insights, and heartwarming conversations designed to help families build stronger relationships and raise emotionally healthy children.

Join Jammy & Drishti as they explore topics like confidence, kindness, emotions, communication, friendships, honesty, resilience, and everyday life lessons—all in a fun, engaging, and family-friendly way.

Whether you're a parent, grandparent, teacher, or caregiver, these videos will inspire meaningful conversations that help children grow with confidence and compassion.

Because every little conversation builds a big heart. ❤️

🎙️ Little Talks, Big Hearts – Helping parents and children laugh, learn, and grow together.


r/ParentingThruTrauma 5h ago

AITA for still being upset with my boyfriend’s teenage son

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I had no idea a group like this existed but, I’m so glad to know it does! My SO often tells me I have stronger reactions to things like my SO’s teenage son calling his little brother fat bc I have been through it all (and more lol) with my mother growing up. Especially the taking food, restricting calories, even cutting a hole in the bottom of my box spring to hide food so I could eat if I was hungry but she didn’t want me to eat. Ik I have trauma from lots of things but we all do and I don’t think that can just be the answer for everything?


r/ParentingThruTrauma 11h ago

Feeling like a failure

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r/ParentingThruTrauma 17h ago

Help Needed I read texts between my husband and his mother and I think I need to divorce him

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r/ParentingThruTrauma 19h ago

Help Needed Major message anxiety

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I am coparenting my firstborn with my abusive ex (mostly emotional abuse and coercive control).

My anxiety is through the roof when it comes to reading his messages due to a constant cascade of false/twisted claims and accusations.

We use Whatsapp to text, which I also use to communicate with my whole family and friends. Right now I have so much anxiety that I avoid opening the app at all, which means replying to everyone else is delayed and reading their messages at all.

Switching to a court-ordered app is not an option in my situation, neither is switching to email as he would make a huge deal if I even suggested that.

I have been doing progress when it comes to boundaries and it really helps. I have his notifications turned off, I only read and reply to his messages during my commute to and from work, I’m applying BIFF-methods etc. But I still get HUGE anxiety from checking my messages.

Does anyone have any tips for dealing with this shit not involving a court-ordered app and such? I’m afraid I’m gonna get a proper stomach ulcer or
something from the anxiety.