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If you’re parenting or supporting a child with a trauma history, you’ve likely found yourself in the thick of it—screaming, hitting, hiding, bolting, or complete emotional shut-down.
Trauma is not simply an event. It’s a body memory. It’s an emotional tattoo left on a child’s nervous system.
Children with trauma histories often present behaviors that defy logic—meltdowns, shutdowns, and aggressive outbursts that can catch even experienced caregivers off guard.
Let me start by saying something you may need to hear right now: You are not alone. If you’ve ever sat on the floor after a meltdown—your child’s or maybe your own—and thought, “I don’t know what else to do,” then this is for you.
Parenting a child with trauma is often filled with unpredictable outbursts, defiance, shutdowns, and emotional storms.
You hand your child the blue plate instead of the pink one. Suddenly, they scream, flip their chair, and run out of the room. Your body goes rigid. “Seriously?” you think. “It’s just a plate.”
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