You want to approach situations differently because you remember how you felt

when older generations had approached it through the lens that they held about

you know how to engage in situations like that and so

that that tends to be kind of like the way that especially us like Gen X

millennials tend to you know approach the parenting process where we're like, you know what,

that felt like the norm back then, but it didn't feel good. And I really don't want my

child to then be the adult like me that had to be in

search of their emotions or figure out why they were feeling you know know, X, Y, and Z.

I want them to be more attuned to their emotions,

be more grounded, feel more connected,

feel like a presence in their lives

that they can always rely on like all the things right

usually cycle breaker parenting tends to be you know the type of parenting that just

kind of goes off intuition and then like figures it out but

usually parents tend to create like a different kind of like home atmosphere than

what they saw growing up.

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