I used to think self-care meant bubble baths, gym time, or a day out. But on the days when just existing feels like a full-time job, that’s not realistic.
Wellness and Parenting with Bee
I used to think self-care meant bubble baths, gym time, or a day out. But on the days when just existing feels like a full-time job, that’s not realistic.
Hey there, fellow parents, who is in need of some guilt-free self-care? Let’s get rid of guilt whispering and be calmer, happier parents.
While February might be short, it’s packed with opportunities to stay productive and have fun. Here’s a friendly guide to help you stay on top of February.
Self-care for mums is a challenge whether you are a seasoned mum like myself or a first time mum. It doesn’t have to be complicated or time-consuming.
By making self-care important, we can improve our mental, physical, and emotional health, which will lead to a more balanced and happier life.