Monday, March 2, 2020

Step 1 - Care for Self

self care



It's tough to take care of someone else if you have unmet needs.


Think about it...

When you are tired, it is hard to think of the right actions.
When you are hungry, you are more irritable.
When you don't feel loved, it is hard to give love.
When you are suffering emotionally, it is hard to be patient.
It's hard to pour from an empty cup!




So, let's start with an inventory to see how you can better fill your cup so that you are in the right place spiritually, emotionally, and physically to parent.

Here is a link to a self-care inventory.

 (Click on the picture to access the document.)

As always, I am here for you! Comment below with questions! ~Piano Gal Val




1 comment:

  1. This is so true. Sometimes, with my new baby, I feel guilty for wanting to take a nap. Even if my husband is home and can watch him, I always feel like I should be spending time with him or if not that, then picking up the house. But I am tired!! I know I’m in a better mood and just in a better zone when I get even just a little extra sleep. So really, me napping when I get the chance is a good thing to do for my son.

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