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Non-Judgment

Non-judgment is an approach that involves understanding rather than blame. When we get caught up in the “what went wrong” headspace, non-judgment is a reminder that it’s ok when things don’t go as planned.

50+ Body Neutrality Affirmations

50+ Body Neutrality Affirmations

Shift your focus from how your body looks to what it can do with these affirmations, promoting a more neutral and accepting perspective.

Self-Compassion Questionnaire

Self-Compassion Questionnaire

Evaluate your current level of self-compassion and discover areas where you can show yourself more kindness and understanding.

The Three Chair Exercise

The Three Chair Exercise

Use this exercise to explore different perspectives, leading to a more balanced, kinder view of yourself.

5-Minute Self-Compassion Break

5-Minute Self-Compassion Break

Offer yourself the kindness and understanding you need to get through challenging situations with this quick guided self-compassion meditation.

Body Appreciation Hug

Body Appreciation Hug

Follow along with this simple practice (perfect for you and your little one) to foster feelings of gratitude and appreciation for all that your body does for you.

The RAIN of Self-Compassion

The RAIN of Self-Compassion

Learn to pause and tend to your feelings with kindness rather than judgment with the RAIN acronym developed by Tara Brach.

Building Body Acceptance

Building Body Acceptance

Develop a healthier relationship with your body through self-compassion and mindfulness, modeling positive body image and acceptance for your children.

Self-Worth Exercises

Self-Worth Exercises

Recognize your inherent value with these three exercises to build your confidence in both your parenting and daily life.

I Shouldn’t Feel This Way

I Shouldn’t Feel This Way

In a world of should and shouldn’ts, this insightful read explores the complex emotions of parenting and how to navigate them with greater understanding and self-compassion.

The Self-Talk Workout

The Self-Talk Workout

Transform your inner dialogue to be more empowering, making you a more confident parent.