When a Child Feels Unloved: The Deep Impact of Conditional Parenting @FlyingFree
When a Child Feels Unloved: The Deep Impact of Conditional Parenting  @FlyingFree
Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Dr. Christine Cocchiola names a heartbreaking truth—
At their core, children know when a parent doesn’t love them unconditionally.

Abusers (often subtly, sometimes blatantly) teach their children that they are not important. That their needs, questions, or feelings are a burden.

In some homes, it’s quiet and covert. In others, it’s loud and obvious:
“Dad gets angry when I ask a question.”
“My schoolwork doesn’t matter.”
“I don’t matter.”

That’s not discipline. That’s betrayal.
And a child knows.

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