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Mommy Self Care

May 28, 2021 By: Bril

When do mothers get time for a hot oil massage, a pedicure, a nice cup of hot coffee to sit down with or a chat with a comforting friend? Sometimes a stroll to a nearby grocery can be refreshing after days together of mundane home managing. Though self-care may sound tangible, it has an emotional attribute too.  

Mothers try a balancing act but always put their needs aside to cater to other family members. While bringing up a baby, new moms constantly get parental burnouts. New mums often forget the fact they should need to be nourished, as does the baby. So, it’s important to nudge them about eating and sleeping well. But, with limited time at their fingertips how can new moms prioritize their needs? 

Moms need to realize that the breather they get is vital for their well-being. Here are some tips for mommy self-care.

Ask for help

Most families have turned nuclear these days. To find a helping hand is hence almost impossible. If you cannot afford domestic helpers, make sure to inform your spouse about the specific things you may need help with. It will ease the pressure off you daily.

Make the most of the baby’s nap time

Try to get some rest along with the baby to refresh yourself. It will be beneficial for you and your child. The more time you get to rest, the more energetic and creative you will be throughout the day.

It is ok to be good and not perfect

Moms need to be just good enough for the child and the family. Everything they do, from feeding children to nappy changing, is exhausting and they need not insist on perfection in everything that comes their way.

Understand that self-care is not selfish

A mom who loves herself is sure to love others more. Self-care is pure rejuvenation and contributes to the overall wellness of the rest of the family. Be with people who support you and ignore guilty thoughts that force you to think you are selfish.

Talk to a friend 

Being a new mum can be challenging, and it can be difficult not to be hard on yourself. There is no point in feeling all the stress and burnt-out. Talk to a friend or new mom who you are comfortable sharing your feelings with occasionally. 

Try a new weekend routine

Step out of the house for a few hours. Try walking or shopping to relax and get some movement for your body and mind. An evening walk could be a great routine to introduce to break the monotony of a busy schedule. 

Self-care is essential for all those moms who care a lot for their families. Remember, devoting time for yourself is worth the effort. 

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