Tiffany Bailey: parenting does not come with a rule book

On the eighth episode of THE LAST THING I WISHED I SAID, Linda speaks to Tiffany Bailey Baumbach, Marriage and Family Therapist, who practices attachment theory which informs us that our first attachments, normally with our mothers, influences our future relationships throughout life. In addition, Tiffany is a singer & performer in the Los Angeles area. 

Tiffany shares the loss of her beloved mother, Salomea (Sally) Sheps Bailey, who battled cancer for eight years, but ultimately lost the fight at 72. She always focused on helping others in her family rather than herself. Sally loved vigorously but did not always ask for what she needed.  

Follow Tiffany at https://www.tiffanybaileymusic.com/ and lookout for her MFT endeavors. 

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