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Samantha- How do I put my needs and happiness first when I have kids who need me 24/7?
When you’re a primary caregiver, it can be very hard to break through the collective societal energy of the expectation of the “mother”.
We feel immense guilt if we aren’t constantly supporting and caring for our children. These unrealistic expectations are not always in alignment with who we are. Communicating boundaries is extremely important to our livelihood.
Dana discusses a technique she uses with her five children to include her kids in meeting her own needs. We don’t need to feel held back by our family dynamic.
On this episode we dive into:
The Take Home:
If going to the grocery store by yourself is your only you-time, communicating your needs on a deeper level to receive more help in your life to strike a balance might be necessary. We want to be seen, heard and understood, just like our kids want to, as well!
“Taking care of yourself is an essential part of taking care of others. The healthier the tree, the better the fruit it can offer.”
Ps. If you have something you’d like to ask us, send us a message and we’ll add it to our list!! Xx
Get in touch with Michelle or Dana:
Michelle Wolfe
Instagram: @themichellewolfe
Muve Collective Instagram: @muvecollective
Website: www.themichellewolfe.com
Dana Ruby Martin
Instagram: @danarubymartin
Website: www.revivalbymartinandco.com
Stay tuned for the Gratitude Collection! Use code MUVE15 while you shop!
Join Michelle and a panelist of amazing guests as she records a LIVE episode of the Muve Forward Podcast on August 18th at 6:30pm at the beautiful Guild Inn Estate in Scarborough, Ontario. Find tickets at:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-muve-forward-podcast-live-recording-event-tickets-165415794093?aff=ebdssbeac
By Michelle Wolfe5
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Samantha- How do I put my needs and happiness first when I have kids who need me 24/7?
When you’re a primary caregiver, it can be very hard to break through the collective societal energy of the expectation of the “mother”.
We feel immense guilt if we aren’t constantly supporting and caring for our children. These unrealistic expectations are not always in alignment with who we are. Communicating boundaries is extremely important to our livelihood.
Dana discusses a technique she uses with her five children to include her kids in meeting her own needs. We don’t need to feel held back by our family dynamic.
On this episode we dive into:
The Take Home:
If going to the grocery store by yourself is your only you-time, communicating your needs on a deeper level to receive more help in your life to strike a balance might be necessary. We want to be seen, heard and understood, just like our kids want to, as well!
“Taking care of yourself is an essential part of taking care of others. The healthier the tree, the better the fruit it can offer.”
Ps. If you have something you’d like to ask us, send us a message and we’ll add it to our list!! Xx
Get in touch with Michelle or Dana:
Michelle Wolfe
Instagram: @themichellewolfe
Muve Collective Instagram: @muvecollective
Website: www.themichellewolfe.com
Dana Ruby Martin
Instagram: @danarubymartin
Website: www.revivalbymartinandco.com
Stay tuned for the Gratitude Collection! Use code MUVE15 while you shop!
Join Michelle and a panelist of amazing guests as she records a LIVE episode of the Muve Forward Podcast on August 18th at 6:30pm at the beautiful Guild Inn Estate in Scarborough, Ontario. Find tickets at:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-muve-forward-podcast-live-recording-event-tickets-165415794093?aff=ebdssbeac

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