Mothers Ready to Reparent Themselves

When Life Hurts

Motherhood was supposed to feel joyful, but instead you’re triggered.

You snap, then spiral in guilt.

You catch yourself saying the same dang thing your mom used to say — and it terrifies you.

You want to be present and loving, but your own childhood wounds keep bleeding into your parenting.

You learn how to pause before reacting.

You start offering compassion to your inner child, which spills over into how you treat your own kids.

Instead of parenting out of fear — fear of “becoming your mom” or messing up — you parent with intention.

You actually enjoy your family without the constant shadow of guilt.

I know what it’s like to grow up with parents who couldn’t show up emotionally.

And I know how much motherhood drags all that sh*t back to the surface.

In our work, we’ll untangle those old patterns and give you tools that make daily parenting feel less like a damn minefield.

You’ll get honesty, humor, and strategies that actually stick when your kid is melting down in Target.

→ Mothers who notice old wounds and patterns resurfacing in motherhood

→ Parents terrified of repeating their own childhood

→ Caregivers juggling guilt, shame, and exhaustion

→ Cycle-breakers determined to raise kids differently