Mandie Stevens is owner of Taking Time for Mommy. She's a homeschooling mom of 2 girls and believes every mom should take a little time for herself.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Mommy Meltdowns - Aren't we entitled?
Mandie Stevens is owner of Taking Time for Mommy. She's a homeschooling mom of 2 girls and believes every mom should take a little time for herself.
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Yes we are entitled to our moments. We are human, not superwoman. I go on strike. I go up to my room and get in bed. Doens't work all the time but usually they then do what I want (mine are 2 and 4)
same here, I lay myself in bed until the mess is over and ask my hubby to supervise (if he's around)
My kids are 6 and 4 (my oldest has autism) and I have them 24/7 and no other adults around.
Sometimes were they whine about everything I put my headphones on, music high and escape with my fantasy
Oh yea as mom you can have melt downs it how you handle them after. You be surprised when you tell even little ones that you are having a bad day or that things are bugging you today that they understand. Plus they start to treat you that way... sorry mommy I am having abad day, nothing is going right.... Well my daughters where like that.....
We are human.... we make mistakes and have days that we want to go to bed all day.
PS I have done the strike thing........ It was fun! It is also great for them to see everything we do..
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When I have had a mommy meltdown I always talk to my kids about it afterwards. I tell them that I make mistakes so they understand that no one is perfect and EVERYONE has bad moments and even entire bad days. It makes us both feel better. And, Mandie is right, we need our mommy friends. Without them we would go crazy! And our kids would too. They need their friends just as much as we do. :)
My daughter is in bed every evening for 8pm. This way I have three hours of me time to do for me! So if I have to melt-down it is from 8-11pm at night. Keeping her entertained during the day and weekend activities helps me to keep my sanity. I have to keep in mind during the day I cater to both our needs but after 8 it is all about ME.
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