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Amy, the Mother
I realized early on in parenting that the way I was feeling directly influenced how well I could mother my children. I use the term "well" in relation to all aspects: love them unconditionally, provide what they needed, discipline/teach appropriately, model the way I truly wanted to live and teach them about the world and their choices, and whatever else factors into the role.
At first, I had no definitive idea of how to change how I felt. Through some trials and tribulations including some very hard times in our family I realized the true errors begins with how I am thinking about myself, my life, my children, others, our world, life in general and whatever else factors into living life.
One day back in the summer of 2007 I was reminded of the power I have to create my own life. Oh yeah, this is my life and I can choose how to move forward from the pain I am experiencing. But the question of "how" still plagued me. I started to run into resource after resource that brought my attention back to my thoughts. However, transforming one's thoughts is no easy task.
I realized early on in parenting that the way I was feeling directly influenced how well I could mother my children. I use the term "well" in relation to all aspects: love them unconditionally, provide what they needed, discipline/teach appropriately, model the way I truly wanted to live and teach them about the world and their choices, and whatever else factors into the role.At first, I had no definitive idea of how to change how I felt. Through some trials and tribulations including some very hard times in our family I realized the true errors begins with how I am thinking about myself, my life, my children, others, our world, life in general and whatever else factors into living life.
One day back in the summer of 2007 I was reminded of the power I have to create my own life. Oh yeah, this is my life and I can choose how to move forward from the pain I am experiencing. But the question of "how" still plagued me. I started to run into resource after resource that brought my attention back to my thoughts. However, transforming one's thoughts is no easy task.