This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The issue here is that the user has a button on their parent post that can be used to navigate to the child post. This button is passing the url to the child page.
Solution:
In this case we can just use the shortcode.
[wpv-post-title id="[wpv-search-term param='parent_post_id']"]
Now this will only work if the parent id is being passed in the url
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On parent post page, I have inserted child form button. So when users click on the button, they are redirected to the CRED form for creating child post under the parent post. So far so good!
Now, I want to be able to display some information about the parent post within the CRED form itself, so that users know what content they are creating for. Something like: "You are sharing your story about {parent post title}".
Here's an example of parent post (using built-in Posts type): hidden link
You can find the "Share your story" button right below the social sharing buttons.