✨ Introduction
We often carry invisible scripts—beliefs about parenting, discipline, obedience—that we inherited, absorbed, or were shaped by in our own childhoods.
To respond consciously, we first need to surface these old stories. Some we’ll want to keep. Others we may choose to release.
1. Complete the sentences below as honestly as you can:
There are no right or wrong answers—only a chance to get curious.
🖊️ Your answers:
2. Now think back to your own childhood.
What did “discipline” look and feel like in your home?
How were rules enforced? How did you feel—safe, afraid, confused, respected?
🖊️ Write a few memories or impressions:
3. From that experience, what did you learn about:
🖊️ Brief reflections:
4. What do you want to pass on to your child?
And what do you want to end with you?
🖊️ Two simple lists:
| Keep & Pass On | Release & Rebuild |
| Keep & Pass On | Release & Rebuild |
“I want to practice discipline that teaches ____,
not discipline that creates ____.”
🖊️ Write your version: