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Complete Guide for Stay-at-Home Moms: When You Need Encouragement

What connects ALL moms is the need for encouragement. We want to know that being a mom matters and we want real tips or examples from other moms in the thick of parenting for connection. Being a stay-at-home mom is unique because we spend almost all day working in the home to care for our families.

Today, you have a Complete Guide that gets you a great resource for the days when you need Encouragement in motherhood.

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Being a stay-at-home mom takes so much focus and energy. This is your Complete Guide for the days when you need encouragement to find joy in being a stay-at-home mom.

The stay-at-home mom bloggers who shared these articles with me are amazing with their desire to find peace in this season of life and share that peace so other stay-at-home moms can find it.

This is the next chapter in the Complete Guide for Stay-at-Home Moms.

I have added articles written from my own experiences when I thought that I failed as a mom or have reached my limit plus the times when I thought that I succeeded. This collection of posts is a go-to resource for the days when being a stay-at-home mom challenges our dedication and patience.

50 articles to encourage moms shared in The Complete Guide for Stay-at-Home Moms.

The Most Important Work – The Life of Jennifer Dawn

Dear Stay-at-Home Mom-You’re Wasting Your Talents! – Wendy Woerner

What Do Stay-at-Home Moms Do All Day? – The Stay-at-Home-Mom Survival Guide

To The Slightly Disheveled Mom – The Brown Tribe

Perspective – how motherhood changes your outlook – The Joyful Keeper

How I Rediscovered Happiness In Motherhood – Love Play Learn

My Mess– A Beautifully Blessed Mess

Uplifting Quotes on Motherhood – Heart of Deborah

A Mother’s Best Asset – The Stay-at-Home Mom Survival Guide

The pride in motherhood – Sand In My Toes

I failed this morning’s quiet time – Sodbusters

7 Ways to Rock at Being a Stay-at-Home Mom – Happily Ever Mom

When Motherhood Feels Like an Island – What’s up Fagans?

Occupation?… mother (why you’d want to be a SAHM) – The Joyful Keeper

Building a Family is Work – The Stay-at-Home-Mom Survival Guide

Leaning on God When You Feel Like a Failure – The Brown Tribe

Confession: It Doesn’t Get Any Easier – As We Walk Along the Road

I’ll Be Happy When… – Heart of Deborah

5 Ways to Be Happier as A Stay-at-Home Mom – What’s Up Fagans?

Making Peace with Becoming a Stay at Home Mom – The Military Wife and Mom

Properly putting your feet up – rest in the Lord – The Joyful Keeper

What My Kids Taught Me About Slowing Down – The Brown Tribe

I Am A Good Mom and A Bad Mom – The Stay-at-Home-Mom Survival Guide

8 Things Every Mom Needs to Hear – The Well Nourished Nest

Receiving Grace For yourself to Love Your kids – Fun With A Message

Fighting the enemy of failure – Let it go! – The Joyful Keeper

The Epidemic Affecting Stay at Home Moms Everywhere – What’s up Fagans?

Cherish the Little Years – The Chirping Moms

Mom, When are you going to get a job? – The Stay-at-Home-Mom Survival Guide

Precious Gem– A Beautifully Blessed Mess

What I Never Thought I’d Find in the Dirty Clothes Hamper – The Well Nourished Nest

20 Amazing Resources for Stay-at-Home Moms – Happily Ever Mom

The ever changing “growing” season – The Joyful Keeper

How to Live in the Moment – Heart of Deborah

5 Tips for Balancing Your Life – Just Another Mom

Have I Wasted My Life as a Stay-at-Home Mom? – Pint-Sized Treasures

When Did Being A Good Mom Become A Bad Thing? – The Stay-at-Home-Mom Survival Guide

Playing the Mommy Comparison Game – Heart of Deborah

Things a Mother Never Forgets – WhatMommyDoes

Does Being A Stay-at-Home Mom Matter? – The Stay-at-Home-Mom Survival Guide

Quick Ways to Dive into the Word for the Busy Parent – Mama’s Happy Hive

Honesty, the best policy – keeping it real – The Joyful Keeper

Encourage and be encouraged – fill up so you can pour out – The Joyful Keeper

Full Circle– A Beautifully Blessed Mess

When You’ve Reached Your Limit – The Stay-at-Home-Mom Survival Guide

What No One Tells You About Your Body After Pregnancy – The Well Nourished Nest

Eight tips to thrive as a stay-at-home mom – Sand In My Toes

Why Be A Stay-at-Home Mom – Today’s the Best Day

7 Ways to Thrive as A Stay-at-Home Mom – Pint-Sized Treasures

Motherhood Is Not Easy – The Stay-at-Home-Mom Survival Guide

What helps you stay encouraged and positive about being a stay-at-home mom? Leave a comment below-you never know when your thoughts will help another mom!

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  5. […] I figured one day I would have to have this conversation with my children. I had been thinking about what my answer would be when they asked me why I “don’t work”. The prospect of being asked this question never scared me, in fact, I looked forward to sharing my answer. My son’s question was sparked from his experiences in the first couple days of Kindergarten. When I dropped him off on his first day my daughter started crying about wanting to go to her class. I told her we would have her school at our house. I would be her teacher. My son said, “You’re not a teacher.”  I replied, “I am a teacher to you [and your sister] and I was a teacher like [your teacher] before you were born.” The conversation went deeper. My son’s school has an after school care program. He views it as longer playtime with his schoolmates that he is missing out on. He asked me, “When will I get to go to [the after school program]?” I told him, “I don’t know if you will have to. I am home and able to pick you up after school. The moms of the kids who go to the program work and are not able to pick them up to take them home until later.” The conversation stopped here until another evening after dinner. (Strange how kids have amazing memories at times, but then other times you have to constantly remind them…) So, we were relaxing after dinner together as a family and on a television show my son saw women working in a paid job. He turned to me and asked, “Momma, when are you going to get a job?” I replied, “My work right now is here in our house taking care of cleaning and cooking and washing clothes, and caring for you and [your sister] and Daddy and paying bills and making sure we don’t spend too much money.” You’ll love his response. He said, “Oh, that is a lot!” I am sure that will not end any future questions about my choice of work, but it was an honest answer. And, of course, his response is very true! It is a lot. For this season of my life, it is enough…and, it is WORK. Have your children asked you about your “choice of work”?  What was or will be your response? This post is featured in A Complete Guide for Stay-at-Home Moms: When You Need Encouragement […]

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