2/ My Son Is Failing School After Moving

she created a safe space—no pressure, just presence. With time, therapy, notes on his door, and unconditional love, Mason began to heal. He rejoined activities, laughed again, and reconnected with both his parents. In the end,

Mason wasn’t rebelling—he was drowning. Claire realized love sometimes means stepping in, even when you’re not invited. Because that’s what mothers do: they rescue, rebuild, and never stop showing up.