“I should do more self-care but really, what mum has time for it?”
Self-care has become such a loaded word. Most people associate it with bubblebaths, meditation, yoga, etc.
Let’s be realistic.
These are all wonderful activities but any such activity takes time, and time is not something you have tons of if you have a toddler running around the house and you’re juggling work and family life (🤣=me when I think of all the things I did before having my daughter)
There’s another level of self-care. It’s about setting boundaries and speaking up. Saying no or taking short breaks without guilt. Wearing something pretty just because. Asking for help.
These things don’t take time. But many moms aren’t doing them either-and who would blame them? It is SO easy to forget these things in the first few years of motherhood.
As you can see, it’s not really a question of time: it’s a question of prioritizing your emotional, psychological and spiritual well-being just as much as your physical condition.
Motherhood is so much about adapting. We can’t add more hours to the day, so how do we approach each moment in a way that serves us?
Where self-care really starts from
Hi, I'm Annie!
I’m a mum of two and a coach with a mission to help fellow mums prevent burnout, eradicate stress and overwhelm and live their best lives.
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