10 Wrong Parenting Styles That Create Broken Adults

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10 Wrong Parenting Styles That Create Broken Adults

The Truth Behind the Trauma No One Talks About

Most adults aren’t “messed up” because life was hard — they’re messed up because their childhood was. The way you were raised shaped your confidence, your relationships, your habits, your fears, your reactions, and the way you love (or avoid love).

This book shines a light on the parenting styles that silently damage kids… and follow them into adulthood like baggage they never asked for.

“10 Wrong Parenting Styles That Create Broken Adults” breaks down the emotional, psychological, and behavioral wounds that come from growing up under the wrong type of guidance — or no guidance at all.

Inside, you’ll uncover:

  • The controlling parent who raised adults terrified of making mistakes

  • The emotionally unavailable parent who created adults who don’t know how to love

  • The chaotic parent who trained kids to always expect disappointment

  • The “best friend” parent who raised adults with no boundaries and no discipline

  • The overly critical parent who destroyed self-esteem before adulthood began

  • The absent parent whose silence still echoes in their child’s choices

  • The guilt-tripping parent who built adults addicted to pleasing people

  • The aggressive parent who taught fear, not respect

  • The neglectful parent who created emotionally starving adults

  • And the parent who meant well — but passed down their own untreated trauma

This book doesn’t judge parents…

It exposes the cycles so you can break them.

Whether you’re a parent now, planning to be one, or healing from your own childhood, this guide gives you the clarity to understand WHY you are the way you are — and how to grow beyond the pain you inherited.

For men and women 30–45 who are tired of repeating patterns, tired of emotional baggage, tired of broken relationships, and ready to rewrite their story — this book is the breakthrough.

Healing starts with understanding.

Understanding starts right here.

10 Wrong Parenting Styles That Create Broken Adults

The Truth Behind the Trauma No One Talks About

Most adults aren’t “messed up” because life was hard — they’re messed up because their childhood was. The way you were raised shaped your confidence, your relationships, your habits, your fears, your reactions, and the way you love (or avoid love).

This book shines a light on the parenting styles that silently damage kids… and follow them into adulthood like baggage they never asked for.

“10 Wrong Parenting Styles That Create Broken Adults” breaks down the emotional, psychological, and behavioral wounds that come from growing up under the wrong type of guidance — or no guidance at all.

Inside, you’ll uncover:

  • The controlling parent who raised adults terrified of making mistakes

  • The emotionally unavailable parent who created adults who don’t know how to love

  • The chaotic parent who trained kids to always expect disappointment

  • The “best friend” parent who raised adults with no boundaries and no discipline

  • The overly critical parent who destroyed self-esteem before adulthood began

  • The absent parent whose silence still echoes in their child’s choices

  • The guilt-tripping parent who built adults addicted to pleasing people

  • The aggressive parent who taught fear, not respect

  • The neglectful parent who created emotionally starving adults

  • And the parent who meant well — but passed down their own untreated trauma

This book doesn’t judge parents…

It exposes the cycles so you can break them.

Whether you’re a parent now, planning to be one, or healing from your own childhood, this guide gives you the clarity to understand WHY you are the way you are — and how to grow beyond the pain you inherited.

For men and women 30–45 who are tired of repeating patterns, tired of emotional baggage, tired of broken relationships, and ready to rewrite their story — this book is the breakthrough.

Healing starts with understanding.

Understanding starts right here.