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“I yell at my kids and then feel terrible”“My teenager won't talk to me anymore”“My kids fight all the time”“I carry the whole mental load at home”“I feel guilty going back to work”“Every bedtime is a battle”“My son melts down as soon as he gets home from school”“I'm scared I'm passing my anxiety on to my kids”“I'm so exhausted I resent my own kids”“I don't feel bonded with my baby”“I keep having scary thoughts about my baby getting hurt”“I've been so angry since the baby came”“My toddler's tantrums make me lose it”“I think I love one of my kids more”“My ex badmouths me to our kids”“We can't agree on how to raise our kids”“I can't stop checking on my kids”“I hear my mom's voice when I shout at my kids”“My daughter refuses to go to school”“Our last child left home and the house feels empty”“I don't recognize myself since I became a mom”“My child says they hate me”
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