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I hate needing to rely on other people to turn around and be let down by them. I hate the guilt I feel when I do get brave enough to ask for help. I hate feeling the need to justify why I need help during my days, when other moms send their kids to daycare, and no one bats an eye.
Motherhood is a constant juggling act and if one piece falls, it can all come crashing down. I get frustrated, angry, and disappointed sometimes and that’s okay. It’s okay to feel those things. But we can’t get stuck there. Feelings and emotions are not a solution to the problem. So, in this episode I talk about it. I share my vulnerability as a mother with little to no help or support. I share with you my thoughts on those situations, my feelings of disappointment and anger, and how sometimes the only thing to do is move forward with one step.
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By Amy Cothren5
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I hate needing to rely on other people to turn around and be let down by them. I hate the guilt I feel when I do get brave enough to ask for help. I hate feeling the need to justify why I need help during my days, when other moms send their kids to daycare, and no one bats an eye.
Motherhood is a constant juggling act and if one piece falls, it can all come crashing down. I get frustrated, angry, and disappointed sometimes and that’s okay. It’s okay to feel those things. But we can’t get stuck there. Feelings and emotions are not a solution to the problem. So, in this episode I talk about it. I share my vulnerability as a mother with little to no help or support. I share with you my thoughts on those situations, my feelings of disappointment and anger, and how sometimes the only thing to do is move forward with one step.
Join the Mama Mindset Community!
IG https://www.instagram.com/mama_mindset_podcast/
FB https://www.facebook.com/mamamindsetfollowers
Website https://amycothren.com