| Author: | Betsy McKee Henry | ISBN: | 9781452485300 |
| Publisher: | Betsy McKee Henry | Publication: | July 2, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Betsy McKee Henry |
| ISBN: | 9781452485300 |
| Publisher: | Betsy McKee Henry |
| Publication: | July 2, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Parenting can be the cause of so many emotions like worry, anger and disappointment. These emotions are habit forming and put a wedge in your relationship with your children. How To Be A Zen Mama gives you helpful hints about how to stop worrying and let go; and by letting go, you become closer to your kids. Study with the Zen Mama Master and learn to let go!
Readers are saying:
“This was a fantastic book! Being a mom is so challenging and no matter how much you think you have it all together or not, reading this book helped me immensely. And as our worries, and stresses change with age, Zen Mom, put a whole new perspective on life where you can just exhale and be Zen. The book will remind you to spend time with your kids in ways you may not have thought of. And to have this book around for the wonderful reminders to go back to once in a while sure helps as our children grow and our lives get busier. A marvelous quick read. I highly recommend for all parents young and old.”
“I was fighting back tears while I read How To Be A Zen Mama. It’s really a gem and I love it. I will reference it often, as I have an 11 year old daughter right now who’s dealing with pubescent, pre-teenage angst, hormones, peer pressure,self-induced pressure, etc. Any pearls of wisdom within my grasp are always appreciated. Your delivery is calming and filled with nothing but love and compassion,the traits we desperately need more of in this world.”
“I can’t thank you enough for the Zen Mama book. It arrived last Friday and I’ve read the book twice already. It really spoke to me. She addressed all my fears and worries about parenting and I felt like she was speaking directly to my situation! Like her, I have often felt like I can be the Zen preschool teacher but then have trouble carrying this philosophy over to my own children. It saddens me that I can appreciate and accept other kids’ personalities more than my own childrens’ but the book really gave me inspiration. Please thank Betsy for writing it and let her know how much it has meant to me.”
Parenting can be the cause of so many emotions like worry, anger and disappointment. These emotions are habit forming and put a wedge in your relationship with your children. How To Be A Zen Mama gives you helpful hints about how to stop worrying and let go; and by letting go, you become closer to your kids. Study with the Zen Mama Master and learn to let go!
Readers are saying:
“This was a fantastic book! Being a mom is so challenging and no matter how much you think you have it all together or not, reading this book helped me immensely. And as our worries, and stresses change with age, Zen Mom, put a whole new perspective on life where you can just exhale and be Zen. The book will remind you to spend time with your kids in ways you may not have thought of. And to have this book around for the wonderful reminders to go back to once in a while sure helps as our children grow and our lives get busier. A marvelous quick read. I highly recommend for all parents young and old.”
“I was fighting back tears while I read How To Be A Zen Mama. It’s really a gem and I love it. I will reference it often, as I have an 11 year old daughter right now who’s dealing with pubescent, pre-teenage angst, hormones, peer pressure,self-induced pressure, etc. Any pearls of wisdom within my grasp are always appreciated. Your delivery is calming and filled with nothing but love and compassion,the traits we desperately need more of in this world.”
“I can’t thank you enough for the Zen Mama book. It arrived last Friday and I’ve read the book twice already. It really spoke to me. She addressed all my fears and worries about parenting and I felt like she was speaking directly to my situation! Like her, I have often felt like I can be the Zen preschool teacher but then have trouble carrying this philosophy over to my own children. It saddens me that I can appreciate and accept other kids’ personalities more than my own childrens’ but the book really gave me inspiration. Please thank Betsy for writing it and let her know how much it has meant to me.”
