May is filled with sports, sacraments, recitals, school projects, Mother’s Day, Memorial Day, and more.
It happens every year and yet it often catches us off guard.
We’re running around looking for white tights, a gift for a teacher, and cleaning the house for brunch.
Normally, we’re stressed and go around snapping at the husband and the kids.
Not this year.
This year… you’ll learn how to do a busy season… with peace.
What you need is the Holy Spirit and a protocol.
If your niece is graduating from high school… you’re going to want to get her a present AND write her a card.
If your daughter has a ballet recital, you’ll have to do her hair and drop her off early.
Mother’s Day is coming and let’s face it, you’re going to have to plan that too.
All of these things… are easy. You’re a pro at family events, kid recitals, and planning Mother’s Day.
But none of them feel easy when we do them at the last moment.
Come plan with us. You will feel so much peace in May.
Twenty minutes of listening. Twenty minutes of planning. And you’ll feel more prepared for May than you ever have.
Who am I?
I’m a Catholic convert and had no exposure to large families until I had one! There was no preparing myself for the sheer volume of noise and work involved.
Instead of feeling like a seasoned mom as time went on, I felt like I had less and less confidence. Nothing was getting done well.
I was sure I was completely messing up the children.
And then I learned some incredible tools and I’m going to teach them to you.
I stopped crying so much. I stopped complaining to my husband every single day. I stopped feeling trapped in motherhood.
I learned how to say no, how to set expectations with the kids, and how to prioritize my own nervous system.
I want so badly to teach this to all mothers. It radically changes your experience of motherhood so that it’s actually enjoyable.
Yes, there are still hard days but now I call them full days and I know exactly how to handle them.
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