When a child looks in the mirror after abuse, they often see shame, fear, and damage. But they’re not broken. They’re hurting. And healing is possible. With the right relationships, support, and reminders of their worth, that mirror can be mended—not to erase the cracks, but to reflect something more honest, whole, and powerful. Children don’t just need protection from abuse—they need to be reminded of their worth every step of the way.