Midlife Worthy Moms
Ep 58 Why We Remember It Differently Than Our Grown Kids
In this heartfelt episode of the Midlife Worthy Moms podcast, Kim dives into the often-overlooked topic of memory discrepancies between parents and their grown children. With warmth and empathy, she explores why our adult children might remember their childhood differently than we do, or sometimes not at all.
Drawing from personal experiences and psychological insights, Kim breaks down three main reasons for these memory differences: how we process experiences, how we retain information, and how we access memories. She reassures listeners that it's entirely normal for family members to have varying recollections of shared events, offering a comforting perspective for empty nest moms who may feel hurt or confused by their children's different memories.
Kim's conversational tone and relatable examples make complex concepts accessible, helping moms understand the science behind memory formation and recall. She emphasizes the importance of being open to different perspectives and not taking memory discrepancies personally. This episode is particularly valuable for moms struggling to connect with their grown children, as it provides a framework for understanding and accepting these differences.
Kim concludes with practical advice on how to navigate conversations about shared memories, encouraging moms to approach these discussions with curiosity and kindness. Ultimately, this episode aims to foster better understanding and communication between empty nest moms and their adult children, promoting healing and connection in these important relationships.
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In this heartfelt episode of the Midlife Worthy Moms podcast, Kim dives into the often-overlooked topic of memory discrepancies between parents and their grown children. With warmth and empathy, she explores why our adult children might remember their childhood differently than we do, or sometimes not at all.
Drawing from personal experiences and psychological insights, Kim breaks down three main reasons for these memory differences: how we process experiences, how we retain information, and how we access memories. She reassures listeners that it's entirely normal for family members to have varying recollections of shared events, offering a comforting perspective for empty nest moms who may feel hurt or confused by their children's different memories.
Kim's conversational tone and relatable examples make complex concepts accessible, helping moms understand the science behind memory formation and recall. She emphasizes the importance of being open to different perspectives and not taking memory discrepancies personally. This episode is particularly valuable for moms struggling to connect with their grown children, as it provides a framework for understanding and accepting these differences.
Kim concludes with practical advice on how to navigate conversations about shared memories, encouraging moms to approach these discussions with curiosity and kindness. Ultimately, this episode aims to foster better understanding and communication between empty nest moms and their adult children, promoting healing and connection in these important relationships.
Grab Your Free Course, Thriving in a Divided Family: https://www.midlifediscoveries.com/Thriving
Visit the website at: https://www.midlifediscoveries.com/