| General - Time Out for Mom . . . Ahhh Moments, Cynthia W. Sumner.
This book gives moms permission to take care of themselves without the guilt. The author states that to be able to have a positive attitude and strength to meet the demands of parenting, it is important to take care of yourself. In this book, you’ll find practical ideas and insights on how to do so. - Lifebalance: How to Simplify and Bring Harmony to Your Everyday Life, Linda Eyre, Richard Eyre.
The Eyres are best-selling authors of Teaching Your Children Values. This book is appropriate for both moms and dads and helps you to really look at your priorities. Simplifying your life can allow you to find more time for yourself. - 12 Simple Secrets Real Moms Know, Michele Borba, Ed.D.
Borba has written several parenting books and appears regularly on talk shows to share her parenting advice. This book contains stories and insights from real moms -- moms who have upheld their values and priorities. Borba offers eight steps to taking better care of yourself which include examining your daily schedule, finding time to cut just one thing, and learning to delegate. - The Clutter-Busting Handbook: Clean It Up, Clear It Out, And Keep Your Life Clutter-free, Rita Emmett.
If the clutter in your home is causing you to procrastinate and not find time for yourself, this book can help you to gain control over it. |
