In this episode of the Parent Network Podcast, Ashley Ates explores the complexities of adult-child relationships, focusing on the dynamics that evolve as children grow into adulthood. She emphasizes the importance of healthy communication, emotional vulnerability, and the impact of ego-driven parenting. The conversation highlights the necessity of empathy and understanding in family dynamics, encouraging parents to listen and relate to their adult children without asserting authority through ego. Ashley shares personal experiences and insights, aiming to foster a supportive environment for parents and adult children alike.
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