Things I wish every mother knew

Yael

Tue, Feb 27 2024, 5:43 am

It took me a few years to put my finger on this, but there is a HUGE gap in our system.

We go from single to married, and there's a supported transition in between, in the form of kallah classes. (whether your KT was good or not... is a different story lol but at least that scaffolding is there)

for pregnancy, there's birthing classes - if you take one. if you're super advanced, maybe a lactation consultant in advance.

and then when after the baby is born... bam, nothing. maybe you get advice from your mother, sister, mil etc. But what if you don't like their advice? Or don't have family to ask, and then come post here and have to sift through anonymous online opinions and various book suggestions...

Why is there no scaffolding in between? Why is everyone reinventing the wheel? (this is a serious question. totally reply. I truly don't get it, and btw I am one of many siblings and many cousins...)

SO I made a course to answer that question and fill that need. It's like the kallah classes of motherhood. And I wish it was a given, like you get engaged and take kallah classes... you find out you're pregnant and you take this course.

Before I open it again this week, I'm giving a FREE workshop sharing 3 fundamental strategies through which to filter all the parenting advice. It's geared for ages 0-3 (because examples are from those stages) and I wish even first-time moms would come and get a head start.

If you're an expectant mother, or a new mother, or not a new mother but you have a kid ages 0-3... please come join me! And please share the info with another mom.

This workshop is TOTALLY FREE. (yes, I'll advertise my course at the end of it) And I'm zero fluff, plus I just told you I'm selling something at the end, so it's going to be packed with actual value.

Sign up here to choose a time and share this link!
https://mymotheringmindset.eas.....ation

Mushka Gopin aka @MotheringMindset on IG
aka mushkamothers over here Smile