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Mothers Need Time‑Outs, Too is written by moms for moms, compiling hundreds of personal anecdotes and evidence‑based tips on how to pause, reflect, and prioritize self‑care. The book blends modern psychological studies with Eastern philosophies to illustrate how brief, intentional breaks can reset a mother’s emotional rhythm, improve relationships with children and partners, and foster overall well‑being.
Readers find actionable strategies for daily practice, guidance on setting personal boundaries, and encouragement to embrace an individualized mothering style. By learning to advocate for herself, mothers can reduce the pressure of perceived perfection and create a more balanced, fulfilling life for both themselves and their families.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Self-Help & Personal Development/Personal Growth
Authors: Susan Callahan
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