Like Arrows
Charlie and Alice watch conflict and rebellion overtake their household, then change how they parent and find lasting solutions closer than they expected. Like Arrows follows Charlie and Alice, parents whose home fills with daily clashes, open defiance, and deep resentment among their children. Short-term reactions stop working as the friction grows, forcing the couple to admit their usual tactics cannot carry the family forward. They begin treating parenting as a long arc instead of a string of emergencies and look for guidance that can hold through every age and stage. Charlie and Alice examine their own habits, reset expectations, and practice steadier correction and connection with each child. Small, concrete shifts in how they lead the household start to replace chaos with clearer direction. What first feels like crisis management slowly becomes a deliberate path they can keep walki