Galatians 6:4-5 (NLT)

"Pay careful attention to your own work, for then you will get the satisfaction of a job well done, and you won’t need to compare yourself to anyone else. For we are each responsible for our own conduct."

The short version:

👉🏾If you ever doubted yourself as a mom, you're not alone.
👉🏾Bad moms don't question their parenting.
👉🏾Good moms can hurt their kids unintentionally.
👉🏾Self-reflection is key to growth in parenting.
👉🏾Your reactions to your kids reflect your own upbringing.
👉🏾Emotional regulation is crucial for effective parenting.
👉🏾Supervised struggles help children learn accountability.
👉🏾Modeling healthy behaviors is essential for kids.
👉🏾We are responsible for programming our children's self-talk.
👉🏾It's never too late to improve your parenting skills.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Motherhood and Self-Doubt
02:37 Understanding the Concept of a 'Bad Mom'
07:07 The Impact of Parenting Styles on Children
11:47 The Importance of Accountability in Parenting
16:29 Supervised Struggling: Teaching Responsibility
21:26 Embracing Vulnerability and Growth in Parenting
28:02 PodcastIntro

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About:

In this episode, Tunisha Renee, the VVS Life Coach, discusses the complexities of motherhood, self-doubt, and the impact of parenting styles on children. She emphasizes that questioning one's parenting abilities is a sign of a caring mother and explores the definition of a 'bad mom.' Tunisha shares her personal experiences and insights on how emotional regulation, stress management, and accountability can transform parenting. She advocates for supervised struggles, emotional leadership, and the importance of modeling healthy behaviors for children. The conversation concludes with a call to action for mothers to reflect on their practices and strive for growth in their parenting journey.

Disclaimer: I am not a licensed therapist or mental health professional. The insights and strategies I share are based on my personal experiences and years of coaching. They’re meant to guide, inspire, and support your journey, but they’re not a substitute for professional advice.

If you’re experiencing mental health challenges, please seek help from a licensed therapist or healthcare provider.