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Connor Beaton explains how "mother wounds" form by contrasting the idealized "great mother" archetype (source of safety, trust, nurturing, compassion) with early developmental experience. He emphasizes that mothers are meant to be the child’s primary place of safety—especially for young boys—and that in the first ~18 months a child’s nervous system closely mirrors the mother’s state ("what she feels you feel"), shaping beliefs about women and the world.

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