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This month we are celebrating mothers. Here is your chance to celebrate some #momsWhoWrite by getting this awesome bundle of ebooks – not necessarily about motherhood, but all written by moms – at a ridiculously LOW PRICE!
Lose the Cape. Realities from Busy Modern Moms and Strategies to Survive by Alexa Bigwarfe and Kerry Rivera
This mothering gig is serious stuff. There’s no handbook on how to deal with your kid, yet many moms feel pressured to be “supermom.” Sure, there are parenting books and websites and Pinterest, but it’s overwhelming. There’s so much to do, and despite our best efforts, we likely feel guilty for not doing more, doing better, doing it all. This book is an attempt to reach out to all moms and let you know you’re already super. You don’t need the “cape,” really. Still, who couldn’t use a little help? Lose the Cape features resources galore – including suggestions and tips from a diverse group of moms to make life run smoother. Organization, meal planning, morning and evening routines, battling new mommy worries, and so forth are all tackled in one place to provide a handbook for any mom looking for some relief. We’re not experts. We’re like every other mom – trying to survive and show our kids some love. But, we’ve learned along the way to cut a few corners, to learn some systems to gain control of the chaos, to form support groups to lift us up, to find a way that works for our families and ourselves. We try to be super every day, but we don’t aspire to be “supermom” because she simply does not exist. We think it’s time for all moms to join together and Lose the Cape.
A Lady in France by Jennie Goutet
At seventeen, Jennie Goutet has a dream that she will one day marry a French man and sets off to Avignon in search of him. Though her dream eludes her, she lives boldly—teaching in Asia, studying in Paris, working and traveling for an advertising firm in New York. When God calls her, she answers reluctantly, and must first come to grips with crippling loss, depression, and addiction before being restored. Serendipity takes her by the hand and she marries her French husband, works with him in a humanitarian effort in East Africa, before settling down in France and building a family. Told with honesty and strength, A Lady in France is a brave heart-stopping story of love, grief, faith, depression, sunshine piercing the gray clouds—and hope that stays in your heart long after it’s finished.
Declutter for Good: Share Your Stuff & Reclaim Your Life by Marianne Peters
Life can be messy. Sometimes the mess can be a barrier to the life you hope to live. Have you ever said:
• “I’d bake more if I could find the counter space. We need a bigger kitchen.”
• “Who has time for hobbies? There’s so much work to do around here.”
• “I’d like to have friends over, but the house is such a disaster. We’d have to spend hours cleaning! Who wants to do that after a full day of work?”
Sometimes the answer isn’t more time or more space—it’s less stuff. But how do you begin to sort out everything that has accumulated over the years? And how do you keep from accumulating more?
Declutter for Good: Share Your Stuff & Reclaim Your Life will inspire you to rid yourself of the possessions that are clogging up your plans, goals and dreams so you can pass them along to those who could use them. This guide gives you tips for dealing with the clutter in every room of your house, as well as how to handle tricky items such as hazardous waste, household chemicals, family heirlooms, electronics, and outdated but still sensitive paperwork.
Are you weighed down by extra belongings? Do you want more from life than just shuffling and reshuffling the stuff that surrounds you? Do you want to share your stuff with others who could use it? Then it’s time to declutter for good!
Taking Action: 30 Specific Strategies for Overcoming Emotional Eating by Katie McLaughlin
If you tend to reach for a chocolate bar when you’re stressed or dig into a pint of ice cream when you’re lonely, this is the book for you. In this straightforward, accessible guide, journalist and blogger Katie M. McLaughlin, M.S., outlines a collection of tools and tips for overcoming emotional eating and making peace with food. All of the strategies included are ones that she herself has successfully used in her personal battle with emotional eating. After finishing the book, you will no longer feel helpless when faced with your refrigerator; instead, you will be empowered to eat in a balanced, healthy way that satisfies your physical—rather than emotional—need for food.
Igniting Mommy Energy by Liz McGrory
Working Moms have a laundry list of things to do (pun intended), a career to grow and a personal life to… live! No wonder society jokingly says Moms are super heroes. We are! Mommy Energy enables these super hero powers to explode! The villain is when our M.E. is depleted we feel defeated. How can we bounce back and “do it all”?
Igniting Mommy Energy is about how to consistently and realistically be in a state of Joy so that you can use your M.E. as YOU see fit, instead of others dictating how you’ll spend your M.E.
In Lizzy’s book, she shares her journey to becoming a Confident –Joyful Working Mom. She shows how she coped with Anger, Sadness, Anxiety, Fear, and Guilt by sharing personal stories and tips on how to return to a state of Joy.
The Colic Solution by Nicolette Roux
The colic solution is an ebook to help new mothers with colic symptoms in their babies. I have detailed my experience with colic three times over, and given examples for what to look out for and how to start applying some tried and tested relief methods.
Every baby is different, unique, not one solution will work for every baby. That is why my ebook has many suggestions, angles of approach and views. One WILL work for your baby!
You will sleep again and you will be able to finely drink that cup of HOT tea or coffee that has been eluding you for weeks! There is light at the end of the tunnel.
Reclaim The Joy of Motherhood – How I Defeated Postpartum Depression by Pamela Zimmer
My name is Pamela Zimmer, and I beat Postpartum Depression. It was a long, hard journey, but I did it. And I have one message for you, whoever you are: Everything’s going to be okay. For one in five women, the joy of motherhood is a mirage that seems further away with every step you take toward it. Postpartum Depression (PPD) is the #1 complication of childbirth, yet millions of women suffer through it alone. You are not alone! And no matter how it feels, you are not to blame. I am a mother, a wife, a sister, a friend, and a #1 bestselling author. I am an expert in PPD and a mentor to women. My heart is open to you. I have been where you are, and I’m here to offer you honesty, hope, and happiness. This is the book that I wish I’d had while fighting my own battle. In these pages, I share the story of how I defeated PPD, and how you can too. This book offers hope and healing, and a practical pathway to happiness for anyone going through PPD. It also offers insight for family and friends seeking to understand what their loved ones are going through. Let my experience become a source of strength and wisdom that will help you find your way out of the darkness. Join me on my journey, and reclaim YOUR joy of motherhood!
Alexa Bigwarfe is a freelance writer and author. She co-authored Lose the Cape: Realities from Busy Modern Moms and Strategies to Survive and edited/contributed to the book Sunshine After the Storm: A Survival Guide for the Grieving Mother. She launched her writing with the blog No Holding Back as an outlet for her grief after the loss of one of her twin daughters to Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome (TTTS). She now writes largely about advocacy, maternal, infant, and children’s health topics. Alexa is a wife, mother of three, dog owner, and advocate. She can be followed on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Kerry Rivera is a full-time working mom of three kids with a to-do list that stretches to “infinity and beyond.” Between a demanding corporate gig, the nightly homework and kids’ activities, and managing a household with her full-time working husband, she blogs about the “juggle” at BreadwinningMama. Her career journey started in the newsroom trenches and has since transitioned to working for one of the largest global automotive companies. She additionally writes for corporations, government agencies and brands in her “spare” time, and especially enjoys sharing the joys of modern parenthood around the web. Her love for content creation is only trumped by her love for content consumption. Her Kindle and nightstand are equally full, and a stack of magazines can be found in every room of the house. As a Southern California native, she takes advantage of the outdoors, enjoying both the beaches and mountains with family and friends, and loves to caffeinate with Starbucks Refreshers and Coke. She aspires to perfect a handstand in yoga, but is still working on touching her toes.
Marianne Peters has been writing since she could hold a #2 pencil. In 1997, she established her company Fresh Words to provide writing and editing services for individuals, businesses and nonprofits. She continues to serve clients and editors by providing creative content for print and the Web, including articles, reviews, public relations pieces, and advertising.
Marianne’s specialty is equipping people to live greener, more sustainable lives. A Purdue-certified master gardener, she writes two columns about green living, hosts a monthly radio program on gardening and sustainability, and frequently speaks to groups on environmental topics.
A fifth-generation Hoosier, Marianne lives in a small city in rural northern Indiana with her husband and two teenage daughters. After fifteen years of cul-de-sac living, they gave away 3/4ths of their possessions and relocated to a historic house downtown. The move inspired her book, “Declutter for Good,” which teaches people how to downsize their stuff while sharing it with those in need. Marianne is now hard at work designing an organic urban garden. When she has a free moment, she likes to sneak outside to pull weeds.
Marianne holds a Masters in English from Butler University. Her work appears regularly in BookPage, The Covenant Companion Magazine, on the blog Seedstock.com, and the Plymouth Pilot News.
Pamela Zimmer is a Stay-at-Home / Work-From-Home Mom, #1 bestselling author & speaker, dedicated to bringing awareness to and supporting women with Postpartum Depression (PPD). Having quit her career for motherhood and then being blindsided with PPD herself, Pamela has taken her own experience and turned it into her passion for helping other women. Through her blog, Stories of A Mom, her book, Reclaim The Joy of Motherhood, and her mentorship program, The HAPPY Mommy Method™, Pamela inspires other women who are ready to make a big life change, as well as providing support for women going through Postpartum Depression. She is always willing to listen, and is never afraid to speak from her heart.
Hi I’m Nicolette, a SAHM to 4 little ones age 5 and under. I love to share my simple and easy crafts & activities, printables and learning ideas for 0-5 year olds! Author of: Rice Play and 99 Fine Motor ideas for Ages 1-5. Follow me on Pinterest for some great ideas for playing with kids!
Liz is a Certified Professional Coach who coaches Working Moms to overcome their Motherhood Transition Challenges (MTC). She was voted Rookie Coach of the Year in 2013 by the International Coach Federation New England Chapter. Liz is also a professional blogger and speaker. She writes and speaks about MTCs such as returning from maternity leave, igniting your Mommy Energy, and career advancement.
Jennie Goutet is the author of memoir ‘A Lady in France’ and blogs at aladyinfrance.com. She also wrote and illustrated the children’s book Happy People Everywhere. She is a contributing author to ‘Sunshine After the Storm – a survival guide for the grieving mom’, and ‘That’s Paris – an Anthology of Love, Life and Sarcasm in Paris.’ She is a finalist for the 2015 weblog awards (bloggies) for Best European Blog, and was a BlogHer Voice of the Year pick twice. Her writing has appeared in Huffington Post and Queen Latifah’s website, among other places. She lives just outside of Paris with her husband and three children.
Katie M. McLaughlin is a Central Pennsylvania-based freelance writer, journalist, and blogger. She currently writes the blog Pick Any Two, which encourages moms to give up the “have it all” mentality and instead focus on prioritizing what’s really important (like sleep!). Her former blog, Health for the Whole Self, chronicled her journey toward comprehensive healthy living for mind, body, and spirit. When she’s not writing, Katie can be found building (and knocking down) block towers with her very energetic toddler, or dreaming up new projects with her web developer husband. Follow her blog at pickanytwo.net and learn more about her writing services at KatieMcL.com.
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