Motherhood Without Guilt
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About the Book
Motherhood Without Guilt: Being the Best Mother You Can Be and Feeling
Great About It
No matter how hard you try, if you're a mom today you probably worry that you're not doing enough for your children, your spouse, your friends, your family, or yourself. You may question your decisions about working vs. staying at home. You agonize over keeping up with your housework or wrestle with negative feelings about children from time to time. You may have a nagging feeling that you don't measure up to your own or other's expectations
In short, feeling guilty is pervasive among mothers; it just seems to come with the territory.
But now you can turn off those feelings of guilt. If you're like most moms, you really want to be a good mother, and you're doing a better job than you give yourself credit for:
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You don't have to be a good housekeeper or cook to be a great mom. |
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Either working or staying at home can be a great choice and great for your kids. |
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Your kids may not need everything from you that you think they do. |
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Taking care of yourself can be good for the whole family. |
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Your husband can make a good partner and a great parent |
You're already a good mom; here's how to
enjoy your children and your life even more. Just imagine ... motherhood,
without guilt.