This is an excerpt from an article by Silvia Hartmann, Using EFT from Prebirth to Present:
It is the sad truth that many deep underlying beliefs we now have as adults about how children should be treated have been formed by the way WE were treated. Oh, indeed, we make decisions to "do much better than that" and many of us do when we are dealing with *other* children or our own; however, how we deal with *ourselves* remains often very much just like our caretakers did.
So, we might begin with asking some very basic questions about your feelings regarding "children" in total.
How do you feel about children?
Do you like them?
Do you find them annoying, irritating, attention seeking, limiting to your own endeavours?
Do you like *some kinds of children* better than others? If so, why?
What *kind* of children do you find particularly annoying? What age, type, gender, race, upbringing, looks?
How do you feel about an adult's responsibility for the upbringing of children?
Do you have any particularly strong views about what should or should not be done with, to or by children?
The questions above will begin to make you aware of some emotions and memories regarding children in general [and yourself], including the recoil decision to "not to go there at all" or "not being interested in children", for example.
Some resources
http://silviahartmann.com/eft-article-inner-child-healing.php
http://joincathryntaylor.com/
http://creativeeft.com/ClassHealingInnerChild.php
http://www.forthelittleonesinside.com/
http://alice-miller.com/index_en.php
http://www.holisticharmony.com/ezines/child2.asp
http://www.johnbradshaw.com/creatinglove-1-1.aspx
http://www.traumahealing.com/
http://www.traumasoma.com/
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