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So much more good can come from being kind to yourself and others. After all, we are all just doing our best.
I need to learn how to relax at any time, not just when Plans A-E fail.
It may be our strengths that define us, but it is our differences that, when allowed, loved and respected, round us out and make us whole.
Feel the emotion, be humanly annoyed for a moment and then choose to let go,
Spend some time, every single day, gifting yourself quality time. Not at the expense of your children or family, but to recharge + value your wellbeing.
4. Start the morning with praise for your kids—and yourself.
We cannot see ourselves as too good, too capable or too valuable.
Snuggle with your kiddo for five minutes as they wake up as a way to “fill your child’s cup” before the day starts.
It first starts with how you treat yourself, mama.
Plus, our favorite ones to buy.
A little self-care goes a long way. ?
Focusing on ‘getting to’ vs. ‘having to’ made me realize just how lucky I really am.
Adults have spent years using the toilet, so we forget how hard it is for a child.
3. Cuddles—There is nothing on this planet like a toddler cuddle.
Living with disabilities can be hard, but having a disability isn’t the end of the world.
Because your child may not be able to find the right words to describe.
Because we can’t always say yes, even if we want to.
“Every step they take is one step closer to being home.”
It took me years to learn what they already know.
Because perfect parents don’t exist.
