Maternal Script. How Our Childhood Traumas Affect Adult Life and the Raising of Our Own Children

From childhood, we copy the behavior model of our parents, within which we build our own lives, passing it on to subsequent generations. Often, childhood grievances and the internal limiting voice of parents prevent us from being happy, creating a space of love and closeness around ourselves. It is important to timely realize and work through our childhood traumas to avoid making mistakes in the process of raising our own children. In this book, you will learn: • Why you should not punish children and how the destructive power of reproach and criticism works. • Is it possible to get rid of maternal guilt and how to forgive yourself. • How to psychologically separate from parents and establish personal boundaries. • Why we replicate the maternal script and how to avoid parental mistakes. • How not to traumatize your children and raise happy people. This book will help interrupt negative maternal scripts and gently, step by step, build new, healthier, and more trusting relationships with your child.