If you don’t look after yourself, then how can you care for your family? In addition to caring for your body, another key to managing motherhood is to look after…
How to Trust Your Motherly Intuition
How did Anna know what to do with her screaming baby? By trusting her motherly intuition – and with a little help from her Mamma! You can listen to me…
20 Ways to Rock at Being a Mother [7a]: Look After Your Body
The key to not just surviving, but thriving, as a mother is to look after your body. Because if you don’t look after yourself, then how can you care for…
Teach Your Kids Self-Awareness
How to teach your kids self-awareness so they understand themselves better, and know the impact they are having on others. This blog adds to 20 Ways to Rock at Being…
20 Ways to Rock at Being a Mother [6]: Offering Forgiveness
Offering forgiveness is crucial to maintaining healthy relationships, and critical to being a mother who rocks. As you think about your teen years, you will almost certainly think of things…
A Fresh Perspective on a Routine Assignment
My head screwed up with this fresh perspective. Oh my goodness! My rock idol says this: “Parenting is the most important job anyone can do.” He really gave a fresh…
20 Ways to Rock at Being a Mother [5]: Be Self-aware
This is No. 5 in the series of Ways to Rock at Being a Mother – Be Self-aware. You can go back to No. 4 HERE >>> Rock at Being…
The Reality of a Father’s Protective Love
Listen to Jenny talk about her father’s protective love to Scottie Haas on Hobart’s ultra106five Rarely do we, as children, consider the protective, all-encompassing love our parents have for us.…
20 Ways to Rock at Being a Mother [4]: Be a Friend
While it is great to avoid isolation by finding a friend, as explained in the previous blog (Number Three in this series), that’s really only half the story. The other…
Transition. You are not alone, even when it feels like it
Sometimes, it helps to remember that no one, young or old, likes transition. You are not alone. It was the end of my first day, mid-term, at a new school…
