EPISODE · Jan 23, 2026 · 31 MIN
Silence Between Us: Parents, Children, and the Choice to Disconnect
from Women In Black · host WIB
Send us Fan MailWe challenge the “no contact” trend and talk honestly about entitlement, real trauma, and how to set boundaries without losing your peace. We share how survival mode shapes parenting, why different kids require different approaches, and how respect starts with what we model.• parents have feelings and deserve respect• shielding kids while staying human• the no contact trend and social media narratives• abuse and mental health as valid reasons for distance• entitlement versus true hardship• teaching boundaries and emotional control• tailoring discipline to different personalities• survival mode’s impact on family dynamics• co‑parenting, father roles and united fronts• practical guardrails for phones, rules and consequencesSupport the show🎧 Grab your tea, coffee, or water, and come hang out with us.If you’re new here… hey friend! 🤎Get Your Bogg Bag:https://bogg.pxf.io/qzQGDLSoft Hustle Journal + FREE Reset Resources:https://www.womenwhodoitall.org/storeFOLLOW US:IG: @WeAre.WomenInBlack | @DezDoesItAll | @SaySomethin_JoshNote: Some links mentioned in this episode may be affiliate links, which means we may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. We only share what we genuinely use and love.
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Send us Fan Mail We challenge the “no contact” trend and talk honestly about entitlement, real trauma, and how to set boundaries without losing your peace. We share how survival mode shapes parenting, why different kids require different approaches, and how respect starts with what we model. • parents have feelings and deserve respect • shielding kids while staying human • the no contact trend and social media narratives • abuse and mental health as valid reasons for distance • entitlement v...
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