Moms out there – this one is for you.
I’m going to be real with you – having another kid scares the shit out of me.
While journaling (yes I make time for that, non-negotiable) it hit me that once Cooper is born I may be overwhelmed with all the kid stuff.
I may not have time to do what needs to get done for me. But, I know all the kid’s needs are met.
My daughter is almost 4. She has appointments and is about to be enrolled in some extra activities like swim lessons and possibly dance again or gymnastics. Will she get to her practices and appointments on time? HELL YES!
Cooper will be here any day, if he’s like my daughter he may require time in the NICU and frequent doctor appointments after he’s released. Will he get to all his appointments? HELL YES!.
When they’re older will they be involved in all kinds of activities and social lives and all the other things kids want and love to do – I’m sure.
Who will be required to get them to all those places? Most likely me. I’m their mom.
I’m fortunate enough to have a husband who is more than willing to help out, however, I know that’s not the case for many moms out there.
For many of them it looks like taking their kids from place to place to place while trying to manage getting their ass to work on time, remembering to take a shower and brush their teeth in the morning, getting their kids stinky butts washed, combing everyone’s hair and god forbid you’re allowed to eat a healthy breakfast if one at all.
It doesn’t stop in the afternoon either. It’s off work, run to pick up one kid then another, then another. Take them all to their own stuff so they fit in and have fun and get good grades.
In all that daily hustle did you make it to your appointment? Did you eat? Was it something that makes you feel good? Did you shower and comb your hair? Brush your teeth? Be polite and respectful when all you want to do is have some fucking peace and quiet so you can hear yourself think?
Did you make any time for yourself?
I didn’t say find the time, I said make the time.
I know some days it really is impossible. But what about the other days when you do have 5-10 minutes and you waste it by worrying about what’s next instead of being in the moment or you waste it scrolling through Facebook, or Instagram or Pinterest to numb out from all the BS?
If you do not start making yourself a priority and taking care of yourself who will?
Who will step in and take care of your kids if you really let your health and wellbeing go to shit?
Until you learn to make you a priority, your day will continue to be this frenzied chaotic hot mess.
When’s it your turn to go first?
Role model self-worth to your kids. Instead of just talking about it, be the example.
#youdeserveit #yougotthis #justdoit #momlife
Becca
PS – Inhale is for you
You say you want it to be different – well, practice makes perfect.
So until you stop showing up the same way you did yesterday and the day before that and the day before that your circumstances will not change.
If you’re smart enough to know what your BS pattern is then Inhale is for you.
If you’re savvy enough to pull in the support you need to help you bust through your BS then Inhale is for you.
If you’re able to give yourself what you need so you feel good then Inhale is for you.
If you’re wanting to experience what putting you first and making the time feels like Inhale is for you.
Saying you ‘don’t have the time’ is a BS excuse and you know it.
You have the time for what matters most to you. If it’s not important enough you’ll make an excuse.
Are you ready to Inhale?
As a way to reward the people who show up and back themselves decisively, I’m gifting the first 10 people who join Inhale access to my 10-day happy and healthy experience. The ones who raise their hand and are a hell yes and give themselves permission – this is for you.

Wow! Such a great reminder. As a first time mom,I feel am constantly on my feet and when little one is asleep ,I worry about other things. Trying to learn to make time for myself and inhale 🙂
Thank you for sharing.
I hope your little one will come safely and healthy and congratulations to you.
I know what you mean and thank you!
What is one thing you can do for yourself in the next 24 hours?
Practice makes perfect is exactly right. I have a 29 month old and a 9 month old and there are so many things that I learned from my first. Thank you for sharing with us!
You’re so welcome! And that’s such a nice distance apart of your kiddos 🙂