Posted in Balance, Events, Motherhood on Aug 31st, 2010
As I read the letter below from my friend, I sat in deep sorrow and a realization of the fact that I can never know what it must be like to be a parent of a precious child with a life threatening illness. I can not imagine what this family faces ever day and night [...]
Posted in Nuturing Your Relationship on Sep 2nd, 2009
As promised in my lasy blog post, I am going to answer the questions of what has changed since having children, and how do you keep the love alive. Ok – don’t skip to the second half of the article so fast!
Of course many things change in any marriage once having children – both positive [...]
Posted in Motherhood on Jul 19th, 2009
“Welcome to your new life!” a grandfather once said to his daughter as she exclaimed to her brand new baby boy, “Oh, is it time for that already? That was quick.” Her son was hungry again only two hours after his first feeding. Suzie had gone through to the other side – from pregnant, expectant [...]
Posted in Work and Motherhood on Jul 5th, 2009
This seems to be the hot topic with my clients these days. It can be a tough question to answer and easy to get trapped in misconceived motives or external drives. If you are facing the dilemma of whether to work or not to work, ask yourself the
following questions:
· What is my motive for wanting [...]
Posted in Work and Motherhood on Jul 1st, 2009
With many moms these days having had a full career and sense of their own identity, becoming a mom and deciding to leave work, in part or in full, can be a very trying experience. The decision in itself can be riddled with fear around losing one’s identity, financial uncertainty, life style changes,and attachments to [...]
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