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2020 is over, but not much has changed.⁣ ⁣ The

What would you like to leave behind in 2020?⁣
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It's 2021!🎉While turning the page to a new year may not change our current circumstances, the start of a new year is the perfect time for a mental shift.⁣
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Now, before I lose you, I don't mean that you need to put a positive spin on everything or start a daily gratitude journal. Because a lot of 2020 just plain sucked. ⁣
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My first journaling course for moms will be "See Ya 2020: Journaling for a New Year." ⁣
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⁣⁣This 14-day course will give you in-depth journaling prompts to help you work through all the junk of 2020 and prepare for and set goals for the future (no gratitude journaling required 😉).⁣⁣⁣
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For more details, see the link in my bio.⁣⁣⁣

Did 2020 leave you feeling like you were trying to

Did 2020 leave you feeling like you were trying to shovel snow with a teaspoon?⁣
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We got a snowstorm several weeks ago and my daughter watched my husband shovel the snow out of the front window. Then she went running to her play kitchen and came back with a teaspoon.⁣
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"I help daddy shovel the snow!"⁣
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It was adorable, but also got me thinking about all the crap that we've had to shovel through in the past year.⁣
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At time it has felt like we have a teaspoon for shovel sized problems and emotions. ⁣
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Which is why my first journaling course for moms will be "See Ya 2020: Journaling for a New Year." ⁣
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This 14-day course will give you in-depth journaling prompts to help you work through all the junk of 2020 and prepare for and set goals for the future.⁣
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For more details, see the link in my bio.⁣
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They are your children...but everyone else seems t

They are your children...but everyone else seems to have an opinion about how you are parenting them. ⁣
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What is the most offensive or just plain annoying comment you've gotten about having children or how you are raising yours?⁣
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I have never experienced more intrusive questions and unsolicited opinions then since I was visibly pregnant. People have had a problem with me "giving up on breastfeeding," the fact that our daughter will be an only child, the boundaries we set for our family...⁣
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The judgement comes from everyone from strangers to close friends and family members. And the truth is, the only ones that should be weighing in on these decisions, from when or if we are having children to what they are eating, should be ourselves and our partners. ⁣
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If you are a mom who is struggling with who you are as mother (and as individual) when everyone seems to be telling you are doing it wrong, grab my free motherhood journaling printables. Link in my bio.

Do you have moments when you feel like your identi

Do you have moments when you feel like your identity revolves around being a mom, or at least everyone treats you that way? I want to challenge you to comment with one thing you are beyond mom (then you can download my journaling exercises to explore further). ⁣
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Are you an avid reader, a loyal friend, a kick ass communicator, a creative artist, or even a lover of dark chocolate? Share this post to remind the women in your life that they are more than moms.💌⁣
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Motherhood rocked my world in many ways. After I had my daughter I didn't really know who I was anymore. 2020 has been a year of rediscovery, which is why I created a collection of journaling pages focusing on motherhood and identity. ⁣
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The link to these free printables in my bio. Dive in and rediscover who you are! 💙

I'm hard at work on some journaling courses that w

I'm hard at work on some journaling courses that will allow you to both carve out time for yourself and process the stressful world we currently live in.⁣
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In the future I will have some offerings that will be especially for moms as well, so I created some free printables addressing one of the biggest mothering hurdles I've experienced since having my daughter. ⁣
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These journaling exercises are all about the confusing shift in identity that occurs when you become a mother. Because you are more than a mom! 🤯 Is identity something you've struggled with as a mother?⁣
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The link to grab them is in my bio. If you'd just like to be on the waiting list to find out more info about my upcoming courses, message me your email. Hint, hint: my first course for all women (not just moms) will be pre-launched in a few weeks to just that list with a special bonus. 😉

Hi, I'm Sara. I love my daughter, but I don't alwa

Hi, I'm Sara. I love my daughter, but I don't always love being a mother. ⁣
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After my daughter's birth I struggled with postpartum anxiety, depression, and OCD. I didn't feel the instant connection I thought you were supposed to have with your child. There was a period that I thought that there was something wrong or broken with me. This motherhood thing was definitely not all that the diaper commercials made it out to be.⁣
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It took me a while to realize that it possible to love your child and not always love being a mother. Motherhood is hard and complicated and for many women involves an identity shift that takes years to sort out. From throw-up to judgment for your parenting choices, mom guilt, tantrums, and your new unfamiliar body, there are a lot of things that just plain suck about being a mother.⁣
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If you feel like this, do you feel comfortable admitting it to the people in your life? Why do you think there is so much stigma around saying motherhood is hard or that you don't like it at times?

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