If parenting (especially single parenting) feels heavy, stressful, and like you’re constantly on autopilot, this episode will feel like a deep exhale. In this solo episode of The Risen Collective Podcast, Rebecca shares how inner child healing completely transformed the way she parents her two daughters and the entire energy of their home. By learning to see and tend to her own inner child, she discovered a simple but powerful shift: parenting from your inner child instead of from your wounds. You’ll hear Rebecca talk about:
Why “90s childhood nostalgia” is really about emotional connection, not VHS tapes
How small childhood moments (like getting lost in a store or being laughed at in class) quietly shape your adult patterns
What happens when you gaslight your own inner child—and how to stop
A simple way to go back to past memories and re-parent your younger self
How healing your inner child automatically makes you a more present, playful parent
Her favorite “hack” for showing up as a fun, connected mom even when life feels overwhelming
Rebecca also shares the playful practice that changed everything: treating her inner child like a third daughter, and letting “baby Beck” lead the way in play, connection, and joy. This episode is for you if:
You’re a single parent or co-parent feeling exhausted and guilty
You want to break generational patterns without shaming your own parents
You crave more laughter, silliness, and genuine connection with your kids
You’re ready to let your inner child be seen, loved, and invited into everyday life
Listen in to learn how inner child work can soften your home, heal your heart, and turn parenting into something nourishing—for you and your children. Connect with me: The Risen Collective: https://therisencollective.co Instagram/Tiktok/Facebook: @therisencollective.co Join my Community: https://www.skool.com/the-risen-siste... If this episode spoke to you, hit subscribe, like the video, and share it with a parent, cycle-breaker, or survivor who’s ready to step into who they truly are.
