Alyssa Gibson’s Reviews > Mother Hunger: How Adult Daughters Can Understand and Heal from Lost Nurturance, Protection, and Guidance > Status Update
Alyssa Gibson
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You’re demonizing taking a step away from your child and teaching them how to take a step towards independence from you but also offering helpful tools in order to do this such as comfort objects? I’m so confused
— 20 hours, 23 min ago
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Alyssa Gibson
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“Play is the language of paternal love and guidance” just reinforce that fucking gender stereotype why don’t you?
— 18 hours, 0 min ago
Alyssa Gibson
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HEEEEEEERE we go again with the guilting into cosleep propaganda
— 18 hours, 32 min ago
Alyssa Gibson
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Yeah no fucking shit financial stress impacts your ability to mother. Why are we still debating this in the big 2026??
— 18 hours, 33 min ago
Alyssa Gibson
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“Sometimes You Make Your Rapist Breakfast” is a CRAZY title but so important
— 19 hours, 14 min ago
Alyssa Gibson
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Talking about patriarchal sexual violence is the most unbiased and impactful section of this book and it’s not even that relevant to the main topic
— 20 hours, 7 min ago
Alyssa Gibson
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This feels like blatant helicopter parent propaganda
— Oct 07, 2026 10:20AM
Alyssa Gibson
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Hours apart from your baby may be extremely psychologically damaging?? How are you supposed to exist? And you want parents to cosleep for six to nine months??? Hell no
— Oct 07, 2026 10:10AM
Alyssa Gibson
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Holy clinical tradwife Batman! Beginning with the neurological implications of neglect and then transitioning to “you have to spend every waking moment engaged with your baby otherwise they develop insecure attachment style and it will be all your fault” isn’t treating the lack of love felt by daughters reading this book, it’s just shaming and guilting current mothers.
— Oct 07, 2026 10:03AM

