Heart Matters in Early Motherhood
Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Parenting, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Christian Life
| Author: | Sarah Wilson | ISBN: | 1230000823227 |
| Publisher: | Onwards and Upwards Publishers | Publication: | December 2, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Onwards and Upwards eBook | Language: | English |
| Author: | Sarah Wilson |
| ISBN: | 1230000823227 |
| Publisher: | Onwards and Upwards Publishers |
| Publication: | December 2, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Onwards and Upwards eBook |
| Language: | English |
Motherhood is a life-changing rollercoaster journey full of highs and lows. Hang on tight and enjoy the ride! It can be exhilarating, enjoyable, exhausting and terrifying. Early motherhppd can be a deeply fulfilling experience, yet it can also be a testing time for many women. Motherhood is achingly beautiful, yet it can also bring pain and heartache. It really is the toughest, most important job you'll ever love.
There are many pressures on families today. New mothers often have to navigate a minefield of conflicting advice and often parent without close networks around. Consequently, sometimes mothers of young children find themselves unexpectedly anxious, overwhelmed and unable to trust their instincts.
'Heart Matters in Early Motherhood' covers a wide range of issues that mothers of young children face, whether having an only child, a large brood, living in the golden zone or the war zone, staying at home or going out to work, married or raising children alone. Written by a psychologist and mother of three, this book captures the matters of the heart that often surface during early motherhood. With honesty and transparency, Sarah describes the challenges that she has faced, and provides encouragement and inspiration for mothers everywhere.
'Heart Matters in Early Motherhood' is a wonderfully practical guide for mothers. The book is laced with grace and truth and will be a valuable resource in any household. Endeavouring to thrive rather than just survive, Sarah presents an encouraging, balanced study on what it means to be a mother today, and it is an excellent companion in the challenging years that accompany the mothers of young children. I thoroughly recommend this book to parents who desire to do their best for their family.
Mary Crosson
Pastor's wife, Childrenís Ministry Leader, midwife and mother
Sarah writes with transparency, insight and encouragement about her early parenting experiences. She offers a frank and supportive message to parents and a word to the church about its role in caring for todayís family
Robyn Appleton
Children's Pastor, nurse, mother and grandmother
Motherhood is a life-changing rollercoaster journey full of highs and lows. Hang on tight and enjoy the ride! It can be exhilarating, enjoyable, exhausting and terrifying. Early motherhppd can be a deeply fulfilling experience, yet it can also be a testing time for many women. Motherhood is achingly beautiful, yet it can also bring pain and heartache. It really is the toughest, most important job you'll ever love.
There are many pressures on families today. New mothers often have to navigate a minefield of conflicting advice and often parent without close networks around. Consequently, sometimes mothers of young children find themselves unexpectedly anxious, overwhelmed and unable to trust their instincts.
'Heart Matters in Early Motherhood' covers a wide range of issues that mothers of young children face, whether having an only child, a large brood, living in the golden zone or the war zone, staying at home or going out to work, married or raising children alone. Written by a psychologist and mother of three, this book captures the matters of the heart that often surface during early motherhood. With honesty and transparency, Sarah describes the challenges that she has faced, and provides encouragement and inspiration for mothers everywhere.
'Heart Matters in Early Motherhood' is a wonderfully practical guide for mothers. The book is laced with grace and truth and will be a valuable resource in any household. Endeavouring to thrive rather than just survive, Sarah presents an encouraging, balanced study on what it means to be a mother today, and it is an excellent companion in the challenging years that accompany the mothers of young children. I thoroughly recommend this book to parents who desire to do their best for their family.
Mary Crosson
Pastor's wife, Childrenís Ministry Leader, midwife and mother
Sarah writes with transparency, insight and encouragement about her early parenting experiences. She offers a frank and supportive message to parents and a word to the church about its role in caring for todayís family
Robyn Appleton
Children's Pastor, nurse, mother and grandmother
