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The Child Who Grew Up Too Soon
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8233661785
- EAN9798233661785
- Date de parution28/01/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
The Child Who Grew Up Too Soon explores the invisible psychological burden carried by those who were forced to become adults before they were ready. This book examines how emotional neglect, early responsibility, and unspoken expectations shape identity, self-worth, and relationships later in life. It focuses on experiences that often remain unnamed: parentification, silent endurance, and the quiet adaptation children develop to survive emotionally demanding environments.
Drawing on psychological insight and lived experience, Elizabeth C. K. Devington offers a precise yet compassionate exploration of how childhood roles echo into adulthood. This is not a book about blame, but about understanding - how silence forms, how responsibility distorts boundaries, and how survival strategies can become lifelong patterns. Written for adults who grew up too soon, and for those who seek to understand them, this book invites reflection, recognition, and psychological clarity.
Drawing on psychological insight and lived experience, Elizabeth C. K. Devington offers a precise yet compassionate exploration of how childhood roles echo into adulthood. This is not a book about blame, but about understanding - how silence forms, how responsibility distorts boundaries, and how survival strategies can become lifelong patterns. Written for adults who grew up too soon, and for those who seek to understand them, this book invites reflection, recognition, and psychological clarity.