You are perfectly you. You are enough just as you are. Breathe and be. You don’t have to change who you are or what you look like to feel good about yourself. It’s actually the opposite – you must embrace who you are.
Author: Strong Moms
This book, I Like Myself, written by Karen Beaumont and illustrated by David Catrow, is one of my all-time favorite children’s books for the fun rhyming, powerful message, and darling illustrations!
Your primal brain keeps you alive by rewarding you with pleasure when you engage in behavior that is life-sustaining. Therefore, your brain is a pleasure seeker. Understand how this works in your life and you can manage it rather than being managed by it.
Bumps and bruises are part of life’s journey, but oh how we hate them! Let’s check in with our expectations to help keep our minds and hearts in a good place. I’ll give you a hint, if life feels hard, that doesn’t mean you’re doing it wrong.
I confessed my fears and anxieties to the Lord and told Him how inadequate I felt. The answer that came was that He knew me and my circumstances better than I did. He let me know what He needed most from me was to be willing.
Here’s your gentle reminder to take it easy on yourself. It doesn’t matter who you are, when more and more things pile up on your “to-do” list and you know you can’t possibly do them all, then it’s time to regroup and create a better plan.
I realized what happened immediately and starting PANICKING as she gasped for air for 1-2 minutes afterward. She wouldn’t drink water, I asked Alexa what to do when your baby drinks bleach and she responded with “I don’t know the answer to that.”
By Lydia Taggart – One of the best things we can do for our kids, and our families, is to change the perspective of negative words and labels into positive ones.
Your brain loves patterns. The current established pattern, observed patterns in others, even just perceived patterns, your brain loves them all and it shows in our behavior.
Making decisions as a parent can become tiresome and weighty. Listen in for some tips to ground yourself and gain confidence in the decision-making process.