Our Founder’s Fight Against Domestic Violence

⚡ FROM THE FOUNDER

Confession: I didn’t set out to start a movement. I was just a mother—one who’d hit her limit of “pretending everything’s fine” while the house was quietly burning.

I stayed too long. I loved too hard. I thought shielding the kids from harm meant absorbing the damage myself. But children don’t just see what we protect them from. They see us. All of us. And when we’re scared, silent, or shattered—they learn from that too.

This project began in the aftermath—not as a pity party (been there), but as a bold whisper to anyone raising or influencing kids:

They’re watching. They’re listening. They’re learning.

CHILDRENseeCHILDRENdo isn’t a charity—it’s a mirror. It’s a punchline with purpose. A platform where advocacy meets art, and honesty isn't sugar-coated but served with sass. If you're looking for a neat little blueprint? Sorry. This is messy. Human. Real.

Sometimes it’s raw. Sometimes it’s ridiculous. But always, it’s rooted in one belief: what children grow up seeing and hearing becomes the language they speak to themselves—and to others.

• If you were raised in chaos and still found the courage to choose kindness—this is for you.
• If you’re exhausted from breaking cycles no one even acknowledges—this is for you.
• If your child ever threw your own words back at you and it stung because they were right—this is especially for you.

We teach kids to “use your words.”
This is us, doing just that. So why don't you try learning this simple song for your own family?
🎵 And yes, there’s a song for that too — click here to listen to “Use Your Words” by Red Grammer.

— Faezeh Parkes