Why Saying "I'd Die for My Kids" Can Become A Dangerous Excuse

Most parents say they'd die for their kids, but would you heal for them? In this episode, we dive into one of the most common parenting statements and why it's often used as a shield to avoid deeper change. We reflect on our own 1.0 versions, the hard conversations that sparked growth, and the healing work that's helped us create more connection, joy, and emotional safety in our homes. Remember, loving your kids starts with doing the work on yourself. Get ready to give your kids something even better than protection.   Highlights Why saying "I'd die for my kids" can become a dangerous excuse. How healing yourself directly impacts your children's emotional future. What your kids are really learning from watching you. Examples of parenting 1.0 vs. parenting 2.0. What generational healing looks like in everyday moments.   Resources + Links Watch the podcast on YouTube   Follow Us Jenn Shaw Jones - Jennerational Healing Founder of Jennerational Healing and a Teen Communication & Identity Coach for Moms. She helps mothers improve communication, strengthen connection, and raise resilient, confident young adults through "The Confident Teen Communication System," using her Identity-Led Communication method. Find her on IG at: @TheJennShawJones or www.jennerationalhealing.com   Suzanne Storm - Sparked Mom  Sparked Mom is for every mom who's ever thought, 'I don't know who I am anymore.' Motherhood wasn't meant to erase you, but it can feel like it has. Suzanne helps busy moms take simple, doable steps to feel alive, confident, and like themselves again—without losing the mom they want to be. Find her on IG at: @TheSuzanneStorm or www.suzannestorm.com