Oh, it's fine. Don't worry about it! You're fine! You're doing the best you can. You're just surviving right now. You're doing better than a lot of moms. You have enough already.
If you are a mom, it's highly like…
Oh, it's fine. Don't worry about it! You're fine! You're doing the best you can. You're just surviving right now. You're doing better than a lot of moms. You have enough already.
If you are a mom, it's highly likely you've received this kind of encouragement and advice. While there is a time and place for those words, I'm sharing why I believe this common advice is well meaning but not actually helpful and what I believe is a more empowering approach to mom guilt.
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My name is Allie Davis and I work for freedom from feminism through liberating truth found through wisdom, discernment and the Word of God. This results in increased peace, purpose and joy for all, happier wives and husbands and better raised children. This helps the church to be set apart and get better results, drawing people to Christ and creating a better society.
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