An Open Letter to the Mom Raising the Child Bullying My Child
An Open Letter to the Mother Raising a Child Bullying Mine, I want you to know that I don't fault you. I know when you get those calls about your child having done something to another child that your knees grow weak, and your breathing grows shallow. I know you pause and think back to the child you once rocked, tenderly in your arms and glanced at over your shoulder while cooking dinner. I know your child isn't a bad person nor do they probably recognize what they are doing and how it impacts others. I know at some point, your child probably felt alone or inferior or that they weren't good enough. In fact, they may still now. I know Mom that you have talks with your child and I know you want your child to do better. I also know you probably think I hate you and your child. I think you probably think my child does too. That is entirely not true. Yes, I hurt for my child. I am processing how to best help them to grow stronger through adversity to understand that your child