Wednesday, September 30th, 2009
Here is a list of books that I have found motivating. Feel free to check them out at the library or purchase them. I suggest owning them because they are books that I can just pull off the shelf when I need a little inspiration in the area of mothering.
Hugs for new moms by Stephanie Howard
My husband bought me this book when I was pregnant with Max (my first child) because I was having a hard day. This book gives you stories and thoughts to help inspire you as a mother.
I am Mother by Jane Clayson Johnson
This book was written by a woman who gave up her high profile career to become a mother. She helps us take pride in saying, “I am Mother” rather than, “I’m JUST a stay at home mom.” WE are important and this book helps us remember that.
A Mother’s Influence Raising Children to Change the World By. Margaret D. Nadauld
My sister-in-law gave me this book for my very first Mothers Day (wasn’t that thoughtful?). It has helped me understand the importance of a good home for my children. It is our job to help our children become what we want them to by. It is a HARD job but who better then their mothers to do it?
Note: Do not get discouraged reading this book…let it motivate you and give you ideas to improve rather than making you see your mistakes.
A Mother’s Book of Secrets By Linda Eyre & Shawni Eyre Pothier
I bought this book because I wanted discount tickets to lagoon and I’ve really enjoyed reading it. I actually haven’t finished it yet. This book tells you the secrets that these two mothers have learned to help them raise their children without loosing their minds. There are alot of GREAT ideas in this book.
Once again…don’t get discouraged reading this book. I know that some women are too hard on themselves when the read books about improvement. You do not have to improve everything at once. After you read this book you will have more ideas floating around in your head and if you implement one of these secrets just one time it will benefit you and your children.
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