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Estranged Millennials
Estranged Millennials
6 episodes
6 days ago
Ever felt like your family tree is more like a cactus? Welcome to The Estranged Millennials Podcast, where your hosts Alisha and Nic Flores are spilling the tea on their wild ride of ditching not one, but BOTH sets of parents. We're keeping it real about the messy parts of estrangement, from "OMG, did I just do that?" moments to "Wait, I can actually be happy without them?" revelations. We're all about finding your own path, setting boundaries, and thriving even when your family tree looks a little prickly. Subscribe and get ready to feel seen, heard, and maybe even a little less alone.
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Ever felt like your family tree is more like a cactus? Welcome to The Estranged Millennials Podcast, where your hosts Alisha and Nic Flores are spilling the tea on their wild ride of ditching not one, but BOTH sets of parents. We're keeping it real about the messy parts of estrangement, from "OMG, did I just do that?" moments to "Wait, I can actually be happy without them?" revelations. We're all about finding your own path, setting boundaries, and thriving even when your family tree looks a little prickly. Subscribe and get ready to feel seen, heard, and maybe even a little less alone.
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Mental Health
Health & Fitness
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“Mom, Where’s My Grandma?” – When Kids Ask About Estranged Family
Estranged Millennials
21 minutes 20 seconds
7 months ago
“Mom, Where’s My Grandma?” – When Kids Ask About Estranged Family

What do you say when your child asks about a grandparent they’ve never met? How do you explain family estrangement in a way that’s honest but age-appropriate? In this episode, we dive into the inevitable questions that come up when raising kids without grandparents due to estrangement.


We share our personal experience of navigating these tough conversations, the emotions that surface, and the balance between protecting our children while staying truthful. From boundary-setting to breaking cycles, we discuss:


✅ How to answer kids’ questions about missing family members
✅ Why honesty matters (without trauma dumping)
✅ Handling grief over the loss of a ‘what could have been’ relationship
✅ Finding ways to pass down positive family traditions
✅ The importance of modeling self-respect and emotional safety


Whether you’re an estranged millennial navigating parenthood or preparing for these conversations in the future, this episode is for you. Tune in for insights, validation, and real-talk on setting boundaries while raising the next generation.


🔔 Subscribe for more discussions on estrangement, boundaries, and healing.
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Estranged Millennials
Ever felt like your family tree is more like a cactus? Welcome to The Estranged Millennials Podcast, where your hosts Alisha and Nic Flores are spilling the tea on their wild ride of ditching not one, but BOTH sets of parents. We're keeping it real about the messy parts of estrangement, from "OMG, did I just do that?" moments to "Wait, I can actually be happy without them?" revelations. We're all about finding your own path, setting boundaries, and thriving even when your family tree looks a little prickly. Subscribe and get ready to feel seen, heard, and maybe even a little less alone.