Happy Mama Movement With Amy Taylor-kabbaz

In this solo episode, Amy talks about letting go of the idea that we can and should do everything and be everything, for everyone.  She talks about where these beliefs come from, the cost of the "success" that those beliefs can bring you, and how we can move past the addiction to busy-ness and our belief that we have to be superwomen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jodie combines positive psychology, spirituality and practical experience to guide and mentor parents to get to the true heart of parenting. She helps parents to use their own insight and inner wisdom to carve out their own family life. With her assistance, they overcome problem behaviours, daily stresses and hassles, and they find a calm confidence to their parenting.Jodie is the author of four parenting books, and the creator of an online masterclass for parents who want to raise their children with their whole head, heart and soul.She’s led inspirational speaking events and workshops at major conferences, child care centres, early learning centres, schools, in major organisations, in government departments, and even in shopping centres. She has been a brand ambassador for The Good Guys, Officeworks, Fisher Price, QV Skincare, and the Australian Toy Association. She was also lead consultant on a national early childhood project, Engaging Families in the Early Childhood Development Story with the Australian

In this episode, Amy talks about where the Happy Mama movement began, and what it's really about.  She talks about the unexpected curveballs that coloured her first few months of motherhood, and how breaking allowed her to let in the light. She speaks about the three things she believes all mamas need to feel connected, find out who they really are and see their own value without external validation.You can connect with Amy at www.happymama.com.au Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'We are all inherently creative, and as mamas, connecting with something more than just the day-to-day chores of motherhood is a key part to our happiness. In the very first episode of the Happy Mama Movement, Amy Taylor-Kabbaz talks to the creative goddess behind The Fifth Element Life, Hay House Author and Mama Sarah Wilder about connecting with your creativity while raising your family Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.