Do you find that despite all the seminars, research, and reading you've done preparing for motherhood, you still crave:
 

• reassurance that you're not "breaking" your child? 

• the ability to stay present in the moment?

• balance between competing loves and interests?

• a sense of community with moms who just get you?

• confidence that you are the best mom for your child(ren)?

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Well, you're not alone.

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While we are taught all things pregnancy and postpartum on how to ensure our child's healthy development, we are hardly instructed on how to effectively respond to the profound change that motherhood inevitably brings. 

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This, in turn, leaves us feeling disillusioned.

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"Why had no one told me this before?"

"Do other mothers not feel this way?"

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And then we form a very self-limiting belief:

"I wasn't cut out for this. I am an awful mother."

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The impact this has on the way we show up as mothers is tremendous.

 

And we feel it; this lingering fear that we aren't enough. For them.

That we are falling short.

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