Recently, a friend of mine – let’s call her Donna – told me about her battle. Not a battle with her weight. Or with her husband; or even with her…
20 Ways to Rock at Being a Mother [18]: Wise as a Serpent and Gentle as a Dove
To be wise as a serpent and gentle as a dove is something Jesus told his friends when he was encouraging them as they went into a world that was…
Things to Do to Avoid Crazy School Holidays
Do you love school holidays? The winter school holiday period is about to begin in the Southern Hemisphere. And the summer break is just around the corner in the Northern.…
20 Ways to Rock at Being a Mother [17]: Let Go of Your Children
One morning at our kindergarten, when it was my turn to be a volunteer helper, I watched with fascination as a mother and son, “Billy”, went through their farewell ritual.…
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20 Ways to Rock at Being a Mother [16]: Build Relational Resilience
To work on the next Way to Rock, to build relational resilience, it’s important you have at least had some time to grapple with earlier concepts. As you get through…
How to Beat Motherhood Regret
Last year, the Sydney Morning Herald came up with this interesting question: “What if a mother suspects she has made a horrible mistake having children?” As a result, the popular news-current…
20 Ways to Rock at Being a Mother [15]: Let Go of Shame
Shame? What does it mean to let go of shame? And what’s that got to do with being a mother? Go back to 20 Ways to Rock at Being a…
How to Write Your Personal Vision Statement
You personal vision statement is a set of words which explains your life’s purpose. It takes time, thought, prayer and effort, but it IS possible to tap into that deeper…
20 Ways to Rock at Being a Mother [14]: Live Beyond Your Comfort Zone
As a mother you have to get used to the idea that you frequently live beyond your comfort zone. And often. No doubt you remember that groggy realization as a…
