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Hey everybody! It has been a while since you heard from us, but we are so excited to be sending quality content right to your inbox again. 2025 is fast approaching and we are going to be coming at you with all sorts of content in relation to motherhood, toddler tantrums, should you have another baby?, planning, journaling, and organization. This year coming is shaping up to be one of the most exciting ones yet for our blog and we can’t to take you all along with us this week! Have you seen this weeks blog post? We talked about goal setting for mothers for 2025, it includes a free worksheet you can download to your note taking app or print out and fill out. Goal setting is such a tricky feat sometimes, especially when we set goals and don’t reach them. What is the point is even setting them if we don’t even start on them? Well the important thing to know is, your goal won’t be achievable if it is something like the following…
But you’re not a pilot…. And you are scared of flying! Can you see how this would set us up for failure when it comes to the realm of goal setting, then achieving those goals. In this weeks blog post you are given a bullet proof guide on how to set goals and kick them in the but! That is all for this week… A Real Mum NZ Team xx |
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Hi lovely, If this week has felt full, loud, messy, or like you’re constantly behind — I want you to hear this first: You are not failing. You are living real motherhood. Around here, we’ve been talking a lot about what “enough” actually looks like for mums — not the Pinterest version, not the hustle version — but the real-life, kids-underfoot, reheated-coffee version. Here’s what’s new on the blog this week 👇 --- 🌿 What Doing “Enough” Looks Like for Real Mums This one is for the mums...
Hi lovely, If you’ve ever ended a day thinking “I was busy all day… so why do I still feel behind?” — this is for you. This week on the blog I shared something I wish someone had told me earlier: Time management doesn’t work for mothers. Not because you’re doing it wrong — but because it was never designed for the mental load, interruptions, and invisible work that mums carry. 👉 Read the latest post: Why Time Management Doesn’t Work for Mothers (and What Works Instead) It’s a gentle reframe...
Hi lovely, If this week feels heavy, loud, messy, or like you’re constantly behind — I just want you to know: you’re not doing anything wrong. Motherhood has a way of piling everything into the same small space — the mental load, the housework, the needs, the guilt, the expectations — and then quietly asking us why we feel so tired. It’s a lot. And it’s okay if you’re not “on top of things” right now. This is your reminder that you don’t need a perfect routine, a spotless home, or a...