Librería Samer Atenea
Librería Aciertas (Toledo)
Kálamo Books
Librería Perelló (Valencia)
Librería Elías (Asturias)
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Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
Following success in other areas of your life, did you plan, yearn for, give plenty of thought to becoming a Mum? Did you go through whatever challenges having children presented you with and now have your child or children. Yet now, you sometimes worry about how you are doing in comparison to other Mums who seem to be naturals, who sail through everyday successfully, looking gorgeous and calm. Whilst you by contrast seem maxed out, grumpy, and at times frumpy and always tired... Maybe life as a Mum is not what you expected or hoped for, and you don't know what comes next? This book is for you... Love You Mum is unique, it is not a practical parenting guide, there are no child rearing tips, no logistical advice on childcare or magical fool proof formulas for well rounded, successful happy children. It is a book purely for one of the most important influences on your children's lives, you! Love You Mum is a guide to creating and maintaining a resourceful mindset through those first few years of being a Mum. A chance to regain, re-discover or uncover the lost parts of you that disappeared into the depths of the stresses that at times can be a Mum's life. By reading this book you will: •Find structure and clarity around the multi-faceted role of being a mum •Find yourself being more transparent and honest with yourself, having raised your awareness of where you may want to make different choices. •Learn how to analyse, understand, turn down, and where possible switch off guilt,regret and worry. •Start taking charge of your responses, your choices, your future, your life both as a Mum and a woman. •Analyse which of your emotional traits are resourceful and useful and which are left over from un-resourceful events in your life and can now be closed off. •Draw on your emotional intelligence to evaluate your hopes, goals and expectations in your role as Mum •End more days smiling to yourself about the ups and downs it brought, rather than berating or being disappointed.
