Courtney Christine Woods, LCSW
1 min readAug 12, 2019

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As a parent, I read your comments like a barrage of judgment. Maybe that’s not what you intended, but the point in this essay was that we need a whole lot less of that.

What if you reframed your thoughts to consider what worked for you as a parent, or what worked for your own parents (or didn’t), and how that affected you as a child? Because unless you live with someone, it’s really hard to sufficiently understand their parenting, their values, their growth. If all you consider is the child’s behavior and a few instances of how you saw them parent, you don’t have the full picture.

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Courtney Christine Woods, LCSW
Courtney Christine Woods, LCSW

Written by Courtney Christine Woods, LCSW

Storyteller, social worker, solo parent. Fan of triads and alliteration. Believer that we’re all out here doing our best. Find me on FB @courtneycwrites

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