If you’ve read my chapter in 20 Beautiful Women, you know one of the reasons I was called to help mamas become more mindful and help children cope with stress is because of my own childhood experiences.
I grew up with a loving yet unmindful, short-tempered and emotionally imbalanced mother and I carried these patterns into adulthood.
I knew in my late 20’s I had to heal these childhood wounds or they were certain to pass to my future kids.
2 years ago, I wrote a letter to my mom. First and foremost, I wrote it for myself.
I knew I had to write it to let go of my pain and to start a new chapter.
Instead of sending it to my mom, I sent it to a publisher who was writing a book called “A Letter To My Mom,”
Last year was my first year celebrating Mother’s Day as a mama and I gave my mother that letter. I gave it to her in the book that published it. The other contributors to the book were Molly Sims, Lisa Ling, and many other well-known celebs.
Reading all the depth, dynamic, and differences in each mother-child relationship, it helped me let go of the mother I didn’t have and focus on feeling grateful for the unique mother she was.
These letters helped me define what kind of mother I want to strive to be.
So, if you’re searching for the BEST Mother’s Day gift, that will deeply touch your mother’s heart (and your own) grab a copy of A Letter To My Mom today and give a gift that will keep on giving.
The best part is there is a space in the beginning of the book where you can write your own letter to your mom.
[one_half]Click here to grab your own copy of A Letter To My Mom[/one_half]
So now on to you.
Share one thing you love about your mother?
I totally honor you mama for your endless and unconditional service to your children AND to yourself. Thank you for being such a radiant light in the world. It’s my deep honor to share this divine journey with you.
Wishing you infinite joy, love, and blessings this Mother’s day and always,
