I am a good mom.
I release any and all mom guilt.
My children are simply mirrors for the parts of myself that I need to heal.
I will try my best each day and learn from my shortcomings.
It's okay to have bad days.
It's okay to take a moment in another room.
It's okay to feel alone.
I am trying my best each day.
I am proud of the leader that I am for my children,
Even on the hard days.
It's okay to feel burnt out.
It's normal.
It's okay to put myself first.
I am open to embracing the journey of motherhood,
Even if it doesn't feel natural to me.
I am a good mom.
I am trying my best each day.
I am learning from my shortcomings and I'll try again tomorrow.
I am proud of the leader that I am for my children,
Even on hard days.
My contribution to my family is needed.
I am an asset to my family.
I am loved in all that I do.
All of my acts of service are needed,
Loved,
And appreciated.
I am ready to take a moment to thank myself and see how amazing I am for my children.
It's okay if it feels hard.
I am strong.
I will try my best each day.
I release mom guilt.
My children are simply my teacher.
They show me my dark parts.
I am ready and able to see my shortcomings and try my best,
Even on the hard days.
I am open to embracing the journey of motherhood,
Even if it doesn't come natural.
I have the innate wisdom inside of me from all of the mothers that have come before me.
It is deeply rooted in my DNA.
I am open to activating and seeing and feeling all of the wisdom from the mothers before me.
On the hard days,
I know that I'm not alone and that I have my grandmother and all of the mothers before me,
Seeing me and knowing that they're there with me.
I am so deeply loved by my family.
I am seen.
I am ready to see myself.
I am ready to see how big of a contribution I am to my family.
I am ready to put myself first.
I am a good mom.
I am a good mom and I will continue trying my best each day and learning from my shortcomings.
I am a good mom.
I love myself.
I am learning to love myself.
I am redefining motherhood.
