Episode
I Refuse to Be My Daughter’s First Bully
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- My 2 Cents
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- Feb 24, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 1359
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Summary
In this deeply personal episode, Tiffany shares a raw reflection on motherhood, emotional regulation, inherited parenting patterns, and the difference between correcting behavior and teaching values. After a moment of self-awareness sparked by a conversation about values and adult children, she begins questioning her own reactions to her 11-year-old daughter — particularly moments where frustration and confusion escalate into intensity. This episode explores: The difference between correcting behavior and teaching values How unprocessed childhood experiences influence parenting Nervous system dynamics (freeze response in children) Emotional intelligence in motherhood Apologizing and repairing with your child The responsibility of Black motherhood in shaping emotional safety Breaking inherited emotional loops Modeling vulnerability in real time This is not a parenting manual. It’s a real-time interruption of a generational pattern. Join the HUB