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You're Not Crazy, You're A Parent!: How To Manage Your Stress, Your Family And Your Work By Establishing Boundaries And Creating A Balance
Author: K.W. Williams
Narrator: Jim D. Johnston
Unabridged: 1 hr 36 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Findaway Voices
Published: 04/24/2017
Synopsis
Your child is the light of your life. You really want to be happy as a parent. So why do you feel like you are losing your mind? A lot of people won’t tell you about the dark side of parenting, which includes anxiety, confusion, and anger. Sometimes you will run into totally unprecedented or unexpected things that you aren’t prepared to deal with. Sometimes you will have to make decisions that no one can help you with. On top of that, you are probably exhausted. Not always the best mix, is it?
But parenting doesn’t have to be a terrible ordeal. You don’t have to go crazy just because you now have a child or children. No, parenting can be enjoyable and even fun. You just have to adopt a positive mindset and a sense of humor about the trials and tribulations of parenting. You also have to make yourself and your partner a priority.
This book is not a parenting book. It is not going to instruct you how to raise your child. Rather, this book is a guide to how to take care of yourself and preserve your sanity as a parent. The answers to feeling less crazy and more content are in these pages. Pick up a copy today and learn how to take care of yourself and lead a good life while raising your children. You and your children will both benefit greatly in the end.
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