How does Meredith Masony’s parenting approach address common family dynamics?

I focus on reminding parents (especially moms) that you’re a person, not a martyr. Parenting can swallow your identity, so my approach is about raising good humans without losing yourself in the process.

I push back on guilt, judgment, and BS parenting clichés. Instead, I encourage:

1. Sharing the load with a partner
2. Dropping perfectionism
3. Supporting other parents instead of “parenting stones”
4. Letting kids see you have needs, limits, and a life

When you think about your own family, where do you feel the most tension right now—partner dynamics, kids’ behavior, or your own burnout?