Being different from our parents

As much as I might be close to my mum she is so insensitive about my feelings 🄹 I have to be different. I don’t really know what I’m doing but I’m about to be a mum to two girls . I don’t want the way my older family members specially women are towards feelings to come in contact with my children. I don’t know what I’m trying to ask maybe it’s more of an statement but any books or tips please let me know
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It’s hard. Your baby girls will come to break everything that you know in the most beautiful way and it will force you to reinvent you. It’s raw, it’s magic. I knew I wanted to be a gentle mama and it would go against everything that I knew. Some family members think I’m a softy and I’m spoiling her, but when you see their little faces understand what you mean, or look for you because they know you’re their safe person, everything is worth it. Even though I used to enjoy my family’s company, I keep it minimal to bday parties and special occasions, so it’s short and nice. I guess when they’re older you can explain to them how everyone is different and approach feelings in different ways but they should never feel scared or embarrassed about theirs. If I make any sensešŸ˜‚ I am proud of you for doing your best ā™„ļøšŸ«¶šŸ¼

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