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Which one landed in your body the most — and why? (Even a one-sentence reflection is enough — naming it helps wire it.)

@Amy Garcia 💛 Wow — thank you so much for your honesty and openness in sharing this. You put words to what so many parents feel but rarely say out loud. Healing while parenting is truly one of the hardest, bravest things a person can do — because it means you’re breaking patterns and building new ones at the same time. That’s double the work, and your brain and nervous system feel it. Here’s the good news (and the brain science!): Every single time you notice, reflect, and repair — you’re actually rewiring your brain’s pathways. Awareness is the first step to neuroplasticity — your brain’s ability to change. When you pause after a tough moment, even if it’s later that night, and you think, “I wish I’d handled that differently,” your brain is already starting to lay down a new track for next time. That’s how growth happens. And as for your daughter — she’s not “messed up.” She’s learning, through you, what it means to be human, to make mistakes, to repair, and to keep showing up. The most powerful lesson we can give our kids isn’t perfection — it’s co-regulation and repair. When she sees you calm your body, apologize, or try again, her nervous system learns that safety and love can come after disconnection. That’s gold. You are doing beautiful, courageous work — not just as a parent, but as a cycle-breaker and a healer. 🌱Be gentle with yourself. You’re both still growing — together, side by side — and that’s exactly how it’s meant to be.

@Jenise Tinoco Jenise — seeing your name here means more than you know. You are one of the reasons I knew a space like this needed to exist. Your journey, your honesty, and the work you’ve done are part of what inspired me to build something bigger for families who need support like this. Thank you for joining in these early stages — that tells me you believe in where this is going before it’s even fully built. That kind of belief is powerful fuel, and I don’t take it lightly. We are just at the beginning, and I already have so many ideas for what this will become. I’m really grateful you’re here with us at the start. 💛

@Amy Garcia Amy, I’m so happy you’re here — and Everly sounds like a whole firecracker of a little human in the best way. Those big personalities come with big nervous systems and big feelings — which is exactly why nervous system work changes everything. And same — I am a total brain-science + nervous-system regulation nerd because once you understand it, parenting doesn’t necessarily get “easy,” but it gets lighter, clearer, and less chaotic. Things start to make sense instead of feeling personal. I was a single mom of three boys — so when you say you don’t have support, I feel that in my bones. Doing this without a village is a level of strength most people never see, and you deserve a space where you aren’t doing it alone anymore. You’re in the right place for support, for learning, and for actually feeling better — not just surviving the hard days. I’m really glad you’re here and I’m looking forward to growing with you in this space. 💓

@Amy Garcia I’m truly honoured you’re here as one of the founding members — that matters. And I want you to know up front: anything I build in this space — courses, groups, live calls, resources — will always have an accessible path for the people who need this work the most. You being a single mom and still showing up for this journey says everything about your commitment. You deserve support that doesn’t exclude you because of finances. I’m grateful you’re here and grateful you trusted this community enough to join us at the start. We’re just getting started — and you get to say “I was here when it began.” 🙏💛