You Can Do
Something About It
CHILDRENseeCHILDRENdo was created to shift what children absorb in their everyday lives.
It’s a quiet initiative using creativity, storytelling, and connection to help break cycles of harm—one moment, one heart at a time.
No big production. No loud noise.
Just a humble, evolving project aligned with the UN’s goal of zero violence against children by 2030.
You Can Do Something About It
ChildrenSee ChildrenDo is a non-profit organisation which provides creative resources, education and awareness for parents, children, advocates and professionals in relation to Domestic Violence
37th Prime Minister
of New Zealand
...and Ambassadors to Australia and to USA
Mission Statement 💥
Raise one eyebrow at violence. Raise one child with care. Boom 💥—generational cycle interrupted.
This mission isn’t rocket science. It’s ripple science.
Help one kid stop copying chaos, and their future kids will thank you (probably in a group chat).
One child. One safe home. A thousand ancestors sigh in relief.
🎤 Meet Kate Ceberano.
A voice that gives volume to the mission—
bold, beautiful, and impossible to ignore



⚠️ Heads-up from the heartbreak frontline:
If you think this project is just about helping other families—pause.
Lived truth incoming:
Sometimes, the version of them the world sees…
is not the one you get behind closed doors.
And that gap?
It can make you question your own reality.
They might echo cruel words like “liar” or “manipulator”—
ones they heard growing up, hoping they’ll sting.
And yes… they do.
You end up fumbling to prove yourself to the very child you once shielded.
It’s not fair. It’s not okay. But it’s heartbreakingly common.
So if this ever bites you in the bum—
don’t say you weren’t warned.
🌀 Prevention isn’t a luxury. It’s survival.
Creating Hope in Children to Overcome the Effects of Domestic Violence
When a parent is involved in an abusive relationship, it can cause children to suffer in silence. This site exists to help bring those silent stories into the light—especially for children who never had the words.
🕊️The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child reminds us: every child has the right to be safe.
🧠 Kids Learn From What They See (Even When You Think They’re Not Watching)
Spoiler alert: Kids don’t need subtitles.
They pick up on tone, tension, silence, slammed doors, and side-eyes—long before they know what taxes are.
Violence might not leave a visible bruise on a child, but it etches into their nervous system like graffiti on a clean wall. Fear becomes normal. Control becomes love. And guess what they carry into adulthood? That script.
ChildrenSeeChildrenDo exists to break that invisible inheritance. To remind grown-ups that “how we act” is the message—and the kids? They’re always tuned in.
🎬 No pressure. Just a daily audience with very sticky brains.
👀 Be the example worth copying. Or don’t—but they’ll copy it anyway.
Let’s make sure what they see… helps them thrive. Not survive.


🔁 Break the Loop. Burn the Script.
Abuse doesn’t usually start with a slap—it starts with silence.
Tension builds. Boom—an outburst. Then comes the “I’m sorry” phase: flowers, promises, the “I’ve changed” speech.
Rinse. Repeat. Rewrite?
We need not involve our friendly police. We need to step in first.
Kids raised in this pattern don’t just witness it—they learn it. It becomes their blueprint for love, parenting, conflict... life.
ChildrenSeeChildrenDo is here to rip up that old script and help families write something braver. Because cycles don’t break on their own—someone has to draw the line.