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8 Simple Ways to Destress for Busy Moms

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For all you busy moms out there, here's 8 simple ways to destress and take care of yourself. Not a spa visit - these are easy ideas you can do right at home. this idea now...

Do you ever feel like no matter what you do, it’s not enough?

Life is crazy, especially when you have kids. Even more when you’re jumping into the back-to-school routine. While it’s a welcome relief for some of us, for others it means early mornings and non-stop to do lists. Whether you’re running on no sleep with a colicky newborn or playing soccer mom and transporting kids from one place to another, it’s easy to let the stress build up.

How many of us don’t feel like we’re doing a good job? The demands in life are high and juggling everything can easily become overwhelming.

It’s essential to take time for yourself and learn ways to destress. Believe me, it will be worth it.

I just learned I have multiple food sensitivities and leaky gut syndrome, most likely due to chronic stress. Even though I’ve learned better stress-coping strategies over the past couple years, I am still paying for years of not taking care of myself.

Dear fellow mom, don’t let yourself get to this point. Take care of yourself please. Now.

We all need ways to relax. And that doesn’t mean you have to go to the spa. (Sure a spa would be fabulous, but for most of us, it just isn’t gonna happen.)  Instead, here’s a few simple inexpensive ways to destress that you can actually do!

For all you busy moms out there, here's 8 simple ways to destress and take care of yourself. Not a spa visit - these are easy ideas you can do right at home.

8 Simple Ways to Destress for Busy Moms:

1. Think About What’s Important

Just stop. Look around at the mountain of laundry or floors that need to be vacuumed. Or maybe your whole messy house. Then look at your children. Your sweet children who may drive you a bit insane, but you love so much. Fast forward 20 years. What will matter more? Folded laundry and a clean, organized house? Or memories of crazy fun times with your kids? What do you think THEY’ll remember more?

2. Take 5 minutes and breath deeply.

Lock yourself in the bathroom or hide in the closet if you have to. Close your eyes and slowly breathe in for 5 counts. Then slowly breathe out 5 counts. Do this 5 times. It helps!

3. Put your favorite music on.

Music always makes things more fun. Whether you’re listening to fun pop tunes as you do chores or soothing peaceful music when you’re relaxing, music is great.

4. Do something with someone.

Even if you’re generally anti-social and prefer to hole up at home (I’d rather hibernate than see someone mid-winter), you need to get out and see people. If you work outside of the home, it’s still a good idea to socialize with friend and/or family outside of your work environment.

For all you busy moms out there, here's 8 simple ways to destress and take care of yourself. Not a spa visit - these are easy ideas you can do right at home.

Set up a time to go to a local coffee shop and chat for an hour with your best friend/sister/mom/ or even an acquaintance you’ve been wanting to get to know better. It doesn’t have to be long or expensive but that little interaction can make a big difference in your mood.

Even though I’m an introvert and need my alone time, I always feel better after getting together with someone I know.

5. Enjoy a special treat that’s just for you.

I look forward to my green tea latte every afternoon. It gives me an energy boost, and I find it relaxing. I do the same with a small piece of dark chocolate later every afternoon. These two little things are small and guilt-free, yet they’re a mini destresser for me.

What’s your favorite special treat?

Looking for a non-food related treat to enjoy? Try a DIY lavender bath bomb in an evening bath for a peaceful, relaxing soak.

6. Laugh!

Find something to laugh about. Go join the kids – they’re sure to make you laugh one way or another! Or pick out a comedy to watch one evening. It’s true that laughter is good medicine.

7. Get some fresh air

Fall is a beautiful time of year. The summer heat is beginning to subside (okay, maybe not for you southerners, sorry!) and it’s gorgeous out. Soak up some sunshine or walk around the yard. Even a few minutes can help you step away from the craziness of life and reconnect with nature and yourself. Even if it’s in the dead of winter, a few minutes of cold air can rejuvenate you. (At the very least, it will wake you up!)

8. Think about the positive.

This is one of my favorite ways to destress because it brings a little perspective. When you look at everything that’s gone wrong in a day, it’s easy to be hard on yourself and feel like you’re not doing a good job. If you start thinking like that, stop yourself in your tracks! Instead, try to think about everything good that did happen! Even on tough days, you can always find a little bit of sunshine if you look hard enough.

For all you busy moms out there, here's 8 simple ways to destress and take care of yourself. Not a spa visit - these are easy ideas you can do right at home.

You ARE doing a good job. Believe it! Want some proof? Read 10 Reasons You’re a Good Mom. And dads? You rock too!

Think about a time when you felt you were doin’ good. Or when you noticed another parent doing a good job. I bet it happens more often than you’d think!

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About Erika

Erika Bragdon is a flower essence practitioner and a second-generation homeschooling mom with 3 kids at home and 1 in college. She enjoys her chickens, goats, and gardening on a small farm in New Hampshire, and is passionate about sharing flower essences and more ways to renew body, mind, and soul with moms.

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  1. Cindy N says

    I know I am doing a good job as a parent when I see my kids hold the door open for someone or doing some random act of kindness to others.

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  2. Mami2jcn says

    I think I’m doing a good job because we get compliments from strangers whenever we’re out about how well my kids are behaving.

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  7. Kathy Hanley says

    I know I am doing a good job because my daughter is doing well in school, plays sports and gets involved in activities, has spent time volunteering and is looking forward to attending college next Fall.

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  12. Janet W. says

    My daughter is doing a great job of raising her two sons (my grandsons). She shows them lots of patience and love. I love how well she communicates with them and makes them feel so special.

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  23. Stephanie V. says

    I’m volunteering at school, took a council position, even though I also work. Makes me super busy, but I’m starting a de-stressing plan so I can enjoy my our family journey.
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  24. Shannon Weel says

    I know that I am being a good parent when I see my children be polite and respectful to adults and other children.

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  27. Jessica V. says

    My neighbor is a great mom because she is very encouraging to her children and you can see that it makes them more confident.

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  36. Cynthia Gaarder says

    My friend takes her kid everywhere and does not shy away from him growing even if it is a normal adult setting this is teaching important behaviors young.

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  37. Sandy Klocinski says

    Children crave limits, which help them understand and manage an often confusing world. A good parent sets boundaries so their kids can explore and discover their passions safely.

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  45. Catherine R says

    My friend is doing good as a parent because he is completely committed to bringing his kids up to be polite and respectful

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  46. Ryan Spencer says

    I have a friend who has one young child and pregnant with twins. They are doing a great job at raising their child and preparing for the new additions.

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  49. beth shepherd says

    My sister is doing good. She is a single mother of 2 year old twins and does a fantastic job. I am so proud of her!

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  50. bianca roman says

    i know i’m doing good as a parent when my 6 year old son says ‘hi’ really loud to everyone and their mom while at the store!!! also when my friend shares the absolute love she has for her husband and three boys on Facebook.

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  53. Ashley C says

    I think I’m doing good because I always make time for us to get outside! I think its so important for everyone and it helps me to keep my sanity!

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  61. Jill E says

    Encouraging trips to the library and checking out books of interest. Playing educational trivia for game night. Generally having fun and making it educational at the same time.

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  69. Stephanie Phelps says

    I know my husband is an awesome father because he always takes time out for anything my kids need him for and shows and tells him how much he loves them and they are such responsible young mean with lots of compassion for others!

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  72. Denise A. says

    I know my daughter is doing a great job with my grandson as I see him developing manners and self-control, already at just 21 months old!

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  74. Diane B says

    I know of a mom, whom turns off the technology and goes for a walk with her children and they talk freely /personal conversations about their day, their dreams. They also have a dog and he joins them on the walk. Teaches pet responsibility as well as togetherness.

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  76. Chris Caldwell says

    My fiancé is raising a 15 year old daughter on his own. She’s well behaved, honor roll, award winning chorus member, and just lovely. He’s doing a great job.

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  82. marissa c says

    I’m know I’m doing good when my boys want to snuggle with my in the morning, tell me they love me, ask for hugs, and ask my husband and I to play with them. My oldest tells me all the time I am his friend which makes me happy. Whenever I start to feel like I’m not doing a good job raising them I remember they don’t need stuff but they need me and they still ask for me all the time. 🙂

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  86. Pamela Gurganus says

    Another parent you know is doin’ good is my brother. He ALWAYS takes time for his kids and is never too proud to show them love and affection. He plays with them, disciplines them when needed, but always makes sure they know how much he loves them and is proud of them! He’s an amazing father!

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  89. JESSICA C says

    I think both me and my husband are doing good because we are raising a boy that goes to church and helps in the community and respects others and there feeling. We feel that you have to help out were you can and be good people.

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  91. AlexisB says

    I know I’m doing a good job because my kids have big ol hearts! They are sensitive to others needs and always use their manners.

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  94. Dorothy Boucher says

    I know I am doing good when I see my daughter Felecia, working hard at not only being the best mom she can but also working hard.. Being a single mom that she is, I give her so much credit for doing and loving the way she does… @tisonlyme143

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  100. Suzanne K says

    Remember, just like on an airplane, you’ve got to take care of yourself first, so you will be able to take care of your family!

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  101. Betty B. says

    I know I’m doing a good job because my kids are kind to strangers, each other, and other kids. A couple months ago my sons friend was littering and he politely asked him to pick it up and explained to him why its important to keep our earth clean. That moment made me really proud!

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  108. Monique Rizzo says

    Recently my 13 year old daughter stood up for someone being bullied. I felt pretty good at that moment as a parent 🙂

    Thank you for the chance.

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  118. Lea says

    My friend is taking such good care of her 2 little children under the age of 3 with another one coming soon and her husband having recently passed away.

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  124. Heather G says

    I love seeing children that are kind to each other! That can only be learned by example and I have many wonderful friends who parent with calm and kindness (most of the time!).

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  131. samantha says

    My husband has been doing great. We have a daughter that just started Kindergarten and he has been doing good adjusting to get up and hour earlier in the morning to take our daughter to school before he goes to work.

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  141. Velva says

    I think I am doing a good job as a mom because I know I can’t do it myself, so I go to God in prayer, and follow His path as best I can.

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  149. John Joseph says

    I knew I was doing a good job and smiled when one of the girls offered to give another child some of her snack from lunch

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  152. Sherrie says

    I knew we were doing a good job when our 12 year old daughter made her great grandmother special “healthy” zucchini muffins. I knew we were doing a GREAT job when she tasted them and decided that she was giving her the regular ones instead-life’s too short 🙂

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  154. Adella Gonzalez says

    I’m a introvert, alone time and time to de-stress is very important to me. So, every day I set aside time to relax in solitude…and the occasional hot bath is nice too. 🙂 <3

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  155. Ivette says

    I believe I am doing good because my son is an honors 8th grade student. He was inducted into The National Junior Honor Society this year! Sorry for bragging but I am extremely proud of him!

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  161. Lisa Brown says

    My sister, as a single mom, is going a fantastic job. She is a hard worker, ensures her kids have what they need, not too much, just the right, balanced amount. The kids are smart, polite, well adjusted to a single mom life. She gets an A+. jslbrown2009 at aol dot com

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  166. Shayna Brookman says

    I RECENTLY BECAME A SINGLE MOTHER. IT HAS BEEN A CHALLENGE RAISING MY TWO CHILDREN ALONE BUT THEY ARE THE MOST AMAZING CHILDREN AND THEY MOTIVATE ME TO BE STRONG FOR THEM 🙂

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  168. addrienne m says

    i know i did good.. My son gets up 1/2 hour before i do in the morning and gets dressed and has his breakfast done..then sits quietly reading a book.. that at 530 am. hes a morning person.

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  183. Paula Gillespie says

    I know I am doing a terrific job as a parent because my daughter tells me so, her teachers at school tell me so, my family and friends tell me so and everyone she comes into contact tells me so. My daughter has made straight A’s and E’s since pre-school and she is now in 7th grade. She just joined the National Jr. Beta Club and the National Jr. Honor Society. She is the top student in her school and I know it isn’t 100% because of me but I know if I wasn’t the parent I was she would not be where she is right now. I am very proud of her and I love her very much!

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  185. athena honore says

    I doing good right now by going out to get a new replacement crib mattress for my baby boy when I found mold underneath the mattress protector!

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  188. Valerie C says

    I spend lots of time with my children and we talk constantly. I think I’m so lucky to be raising such sweet, kind children <3

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  191. Kevin E says

    My wife and I are doin good as parents because we both work full time jobs, yet we make time to be with our children. Plus we are both involved in our kids school PTA and Girl Scouts

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  193. Ina Gribbins says

    I know that good parenting trickles down through the generations.. We went to pick my grandson up at college today and I got in the back seat to let him sat up front he came out of the dorm and motioned for me to get back up front because he said he would have felt disrespectful to let me sit in the back seat!

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  194. Jim S. says

    My folks did good by raising a kid that didn’t do drugs, drink underage, or get in trouble with the law. Can’t say that with the other kids in the extended family.

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  195. Alison Matalanis says

    I feel like I’m a good parent when I see my kids enjoying an activity that I planned for them. I love to make them happy!

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  198. Molly Hearn says

    My children who are now 21, 20 and 15 yr old all ask permission before dong something and still to this day say please , thank you and your welcome. They shake hands and make eye contact when they greet and talk to people. I think I did pretty good.

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  199. Katherine Cassinelli says

    My daughter is doing a great job with my grandkids because we I take them out with me, I get so many compliments about how well behaved they are. I am so proud of each of them and my daughter too!

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  200. Lorri S says

    My nieces and nephews are doing a good job by teaching their kids manners, something that goes by the wayside these days.

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  203. Ashley S says

    I know that I am doing good when I educate others about the seriousness of children who have life threatening food allergies and asthma.

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  213. Cole Marie McKinnon says

    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/371969250452267269/
    Wednesday in the grocery store a little girl around five years old was pulling her mother’s leg, wanting her to buy bubble gum. I watched and listened as the mother explained that the child had made a choice to buy potato chips and one treat was the rule. The child asked if she could change her mind and have bubble gum instead and the mother calmly said “no, but next week you can choose bubble gum” and the child smiled with delight. Love that this mom taught her child that 1) we stand by our choices, and 2) delayed gratification by making her wait a week for the bubble gum.

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  215. Mindi Eden says

    My sister is juggling being Dean of Nursing at a local private college, finishing her Phd. & running her daughter to cheerleading & football games all while caring for our ailing mother at home!

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  225. amy pugmire says

    Given my situation, I am separated and going through a divorce I have been told by my teachers kids, neighbors and friends I am doing great. Although I don’t feel like it most of the time. I have lots to learn and grow from but appreciate life’s experiences.

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  229. Candace Galan-Calderon says

    I have 3 boys and I am teaching them to take care of each other, I know they are doing good when they help one another.

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  232. Ashley Perry says

    I know I’m doing good as a mother when my boys show respect to others and set good Christian example for others. I also homeschool my oldest son, who is Dyslexic, and he has overcome so much and makes me a very proud momma! I’m very proud of all 3 of my boys for working hard, living for God, and always showing manners and respect toward others as they were taught!

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  234. Sally Wilsey says

    I know I am doing a good job because my granddaughter has manners, respect for others and a love of all things big and small.

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  235. Kimmy Ripley says

    I am 34 years-old and I have a pretty severe phobia of driving. I overcame my fear of driving so I could drive my daughter to school (there is no bus). I am so proud of myself for accomplishing this!

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  237. Sandy Anderson says

    I know we’re doing a good job raising 2 of our grandchildren (6 & 8) as everyone comments on how polite and loving they are now… weren’t like that before we became their guardians. And we’ve basically given up our retirement to make sure they have a safe, loving home.

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  238. Holly C. says

    my sister is doing a great job raising her two children! They are both so polite and kind to everyone. They enjoy giving to those who have less. I am very proud of her and my niece and nephew!

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  242. Crystal F says

    You know you are doing a good job when your girls see someone that needs help and they don’t hesitate to offer their help. I’m proud of my girls.

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  243. Heather H says

    Well, my oldest daughter just started her freshman year of college. I kept a child alive for 18 years (lol) and she’s finding her way in the outside world. I feel proud of that!

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  248. Joni Mason says

    Now that I am a grandmother of a 5 year old I think I did pretty good as a mom. I’m really gonna rock this grandparent thing!

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  259. Bonnie Day says

    I think Im doing a good job with my kids because I always get compliments as to how polite the are and how friendly they are to the elderly and disabled And even as high schoolers they still give me a kiss and a hug in front of everyone at school and the final I love you mom makes my day

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  265. robyn donnelly says

    I know I am doing good because both my girls have just joined military and know how to take care of themselves.

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  268. Annmarie W. says

    I actually felt “I’m doing good” earlier today…when my teen daughter (whose school year starts on Tuesday, and just got her schedule on Friday afternoon) said aloud “know what I’m most excited about this school year? My civil engineering class! It’s my first class of the day, every other day!”. Woo hoo…I love that I raised a girl who is so enthusiastic about her classes and who is set on being an architect!

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  271. Debbie Welchert says

    I think I did a pretty good job at parenting but I know I am doing a better job at being a grandmother. I love it when I hear my grandchildren say grandma will fix it or grandma will make you feel better. I know I’m doing a pretty good job when I hear them say go ask grandma….

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  278. Brittney House says

    My best friend was worried about being a first time single mother. Her son is really doing well. He’s happy and healthy and doing great.

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  279. Cindy Brooks says

    We’re doing good because we see the grandson we are raising talking to playing with kids in his class that don’t have a lot of friends.

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  282. Shane R. says

    My friend just had her first child and I can tell she’s doing well with him because he looks happy and healthy in every photo I’ve seen.

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  283. Shane R. says

    I already subscribe to Musings with this email: shanerus at gmail dot com. However, if I win, please contact me via shangelx email I put in the comment form please.

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  285. Priscilla S. says

    My best friend is doing a great job being a parent. She’s raising two sweet, polite and intelligent children.

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  290. debbie says

    We picked our youngest son up after his first few weeks at college Friday. First thing he said was “Thanks for all you all have done all of my life to get me here and help me do so well”. We must have done something right to raise that young man!

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  294. Mary Calabrese says

    I know I’m a good (step) parent because I’ve been a great source of advice for my daughter-in-law as she expects their first baby.

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  295. Michelle Bush says

    I know i’m doing good as a parent when I watch my boys growing into considerate, compassionate young men who treat women and all those around them well.

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  297. Birdiebee says

    I know that I am doing good as a parent as my children have a strong work ethic, have compassion for others, display good manners and are self-sufficient.

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  302. Monica Kirkham says

    When I see my kids loving each other, playing “nice” with other kids, cleaning up the neighbor’s yard, taking out the neighbor’s trash, and behaving appropriately in public, I know I’m “doin’ good” 🙂

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  309. Sharill says

    I teach my kid to be kind and compassionate, and I knowI am doing a great job when he goes to the store pick us new toys and donates them without any meltdown to children in need. <3

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  311. COLLEEN LONG says

    I work for a Jewish Day School and everyday I am blown away by the good that is done. It is such an honor to be able to instill good values into the youth that attend. One particular case I can think of is one parent raising their child to pick up litter, waterbottles after sports/gym, and the child always volunteers whenever he can.

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  320. Kelly D says

    I think I am doing good because my kids get kindness awards at school and they get good grades on their report cards.

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  323. Kara Marks says

    I know that my son and his wife are doing a good job w/ my grandson, because he is such a sweet and happy little boy and well-behaved the vast majority of the time.

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  327. Laura J says

    I would have to say my little brother! He has 3 kids and one with high functioning autism/adhd. His wife divorced him a couple years ago, and he has full custody of all 3 kids. He is doing such a wonderful job with them! A very dedicated dad, all play sports, and one in high school, one in middle school, and one in elementary! He amazes me!

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  330. Jenny Barber says

    I know I’m doing a good job parenting my boys. I see examples of polite and kind gestures from my kids all the time. My 11 year old does chores without any reminders and he is very responsible!

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  337. Judy Schechter says

    I think my friend is a wonderful parent to her young daughter, even with the stress she’s going through from a very difficult divorce.

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  344. Susan Christy says

    My niece is able to stay home with her son and is nurturing him and at age 3 he is a very kind-hearted and giving little guy. She’s doing a good job as a mom!!

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  354. Ellen Casper says

    Both my sons are on full scholarships for college – a sure sign my husband and I implemented the importance of doing well in school

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  357. Birdiebee says

    My daughter is doing a great job in parenting as her child is respectful, shows great manners, is well-behaved and has a great work/study ethic.

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  360. Tracy Robertson says

    My best friends daughter is 11 and her Mom taught her a long time ago how to behave in public. Her Mom would take her outside immediately if she ever made a fuss, so she never does. She is so well behaved and mature, like a little adult and her and her Mom just get along fabulously. So I think my best friend is Doing Good!

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  364. tina reynolds says

    I know/see lots of parents doing a good job. I think like all parents I worry sometimes if I am doing my best but then I get a sweet compliments about my kids and those mean so much so i always try and share them with other parents

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  365. Sarah Z says

    I know I am doing a decent job when my daughter’s teachers tell me she is polite and they don’t have any problems with her, whew!!

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  369. Lynn T. says

    My Sister-in-Law is doing good, she’s working and taking care of her first child, making time to see her in-laws and doing activities with my jumpy little niece.

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  370. Rosanne says

    I have 2 sons who are parents. Along with their mothers they are an example of endless sacrifice and love towards their children. They may not parent the way my husband and I have but they have often gone above and beyond what we have done. They have taught me like I have taught them

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  372. Lynda Thomas says

    I know I’m doing good when one of my sons tells me I’m the best mom ever! 🙂 It warms my heart to see them turning into such great encouragers!

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  378. Laurie Emerson says

    I think I am doing as good job as I try and lead by example. All of my children have kind hearts, are compassionate towards others and when they give me kisses and bear hugs, it tells me that I am not doing too bad of a job.

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  389. Christina M. says

    I watch my nephew with pride often… My sister has done an amazing job raising a compassionate, caring and kind little boy. She rarely punishes him, but uses positive reinforcement all the time– to the point where he just wants to be GOOD. He’s the one on the playground who includes the children standing off to the side, or helps a playmate up when he/she falls down. It is such a lovely sight to witness the development of a young man who will undoubtedly be a helper to his fellow man during his lifetime. I am so proud to be his auntie, and delight in showering him with love and attention. And dinosaur books. <3

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  391. cynthia dawson says

    My husband is Doin’ good as a parent, even though I think he thinks different. He works 7 days a week but still finds time to have fun with his daughter!

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  395. Amanda Whitley says

    i know me and my husband are doin good when we see our kids use their manners in public and share with others..we are raising little gentleman.

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  400. Danielle Williams says

    My friend is going thru so much right now with her husband and she is a teacher but she always makes time for her little girl by going on day trips to the mountains or museums and makes her feel very special.

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  402. brad m says

    I am really proud of my step daughter. She has three kids; 2 girls and 1 boy with down-syndrome. She really does good most days.

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  405. Shannon says

    My friend, Kevin coaches his daughter’s soccer team and is very supportive. He also takes his daughters to stores he hates like makeup stores, and he takes care of his wife and family. He is a good man.

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  409. Breanne says

    My friend’s doing a good job with his first son. He’s in the Navy and gone often but makes the most of his time at home!

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  413. Karen Drake says

    My daughter is a first time Mom to my 4 month old grandson, she is doing a wonderful job and she has had very little help as we live 800 miles from her. I am so proud of the Mother she has become.

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  419. Cynthia Richardson says

    My daughter-in-law is doing a great job with my toddler grandson. He is happy, healthy and curious about everything. She is so patient and has taught him so much.

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  422. Trisha McKee says

    I am doing good because I make time for my children. We have one-on-one time. I listen, we play, and we share our lives and journeys as a family.

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  424. Brian E. says

    Thank You for the giveaway…I sit down with my kids every night to encourage them & review their school assignments with them.

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