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Our job as healthy parents
is to weave a safety net
beneath our children.
When we allow our children to become
caught in the midst of our adult conflicts,
used as pawns in our selfish games,
the safety net rips apart.
Our children are left insecure;
sad and angry and scared.
Our willingness
to put our conflicts aside,
to communicate constructively,
to provide consistency,
and to put their needs first, before
our own,
weaves a tight net
which will catch them
every time they fall.
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