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A supportive guide that gives busy moms permission to care for themselves, from a popular parenting blogger with one million Facebook followers"Would you rather have a perfect mom, or a happy one?" This is the question that popular parenting blogger Rebecca Eanes couldn't get out of her head. So she asked her school-age son, who didn't miss a beat in responding: "A happy one."Thus began a journey of reflection and repair work, as Rebecca asked herself an even harder question: How can I rediscover everyday joy amid the chaos of schedules, homework, and housework--not to mention the guilt, comparisons, loneliness, fear, and overwhelm? In other words, how can I become a happy mom again?In this relatable guide, Rebecca walks readers through the process of getting back to happy, for your own sake as well as your family's.
About the Author
Rebecca Eanes is a best selling author, the founder of positive-parents. org, creator of Positive Parenting: Toddlers and Beyond, and a contributing editor to Baby Maternity Magazine as well as Creative Child Magazine where she does most of her writing currently. Her books are The Newbie's Guide to Positive Parenting which has been a #1 best seller in it's category on Amazon, and a co-authored book, Positive Parenting in Action: The How-To Guide to Putting Positive Parenting Principles in Action in Early Childhood, which has also been an Amazon best seller internationally. Her new book, Positive Parenting: An Essential Guide, is more than a parenting book. It's a guide to human connection. Rebecca is a messenger, not an expert. She writes parent to parent from the perspective of a mother who has made the paradigm shift from conventional to positive parenting. She delights in sharing her journey with her readers. She has independently researched and studied positive parenting for the past 6 years and strives to continue to learn and grow along with her children, to love well, and to lead a life well-lived. She is the grateful mother to 2 boys. Get in touch with me at rebecca@positive-parents. org.
