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And focused on what REALLY matters.
I would much prefer my babies have the childhoods of past generations: The simplified, easy days with nothing to do but be a kid.
And you need a break. A break from perfectionism. A break from self-sacrifice. A break from being everything to everyone else at all times.
Even this mindfulness expert needed a bit of help! ?
They say that parenting is all about picking your battles, but most days I feel as though the battles are picking me.
You don’t learn how to be patient in moments of crisis, but instead by anticipating what’s to come.
There are compromises. But, in those compromises are invaluable lessons. ❤️
When you notice and acknowledge the low-hanging fruits of everyday life, gratitude has the potential to spread to those around you.
This country is at its best when we come together while adoring cute babies.
3. Look your loved one directly in the eye before responding
When all you want is to go to sleep—not rock another to sleep—take heart.
I want to use technology when I have a purpose to, and I want to be intentional about the times when I am simply enjoying my surroundings without a red notification dot in sight. ?
Carving out this time helps me know that though I did not live out my day perfectly, I did live it well.
Allow yourself to be less than great. Instead, just BE.
Any time you find the need to validate someone’s perspective while communicating your own, this is the phrase for you.
Don’t stay stuck where you’re at. There’s not a single admirable person in history who lived that way, and it’s not good enough for you.
Get to know your authentic self—we know she’s worthy of love and compassion!
Let us remember not just how they look, but also how we feel.
Love and compassion are key to helping your child overcome anxious thoughts.
They love you at your worst and your best. That’s what matters.
