Dear Overwhelmed Moms, Self-Care Isn’t Selfish | Liz Carlile | TEDxColoradoSprings

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October 2, 2024



Self-care and self-love is the key to changing everything in your life. When her son was 6 weeks old, Liz found herself crying on …

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  1. @tza6602

    Selfish- (of a person, action, or motive) lacking consideration for others; concerned chiefly with one's own personal profit or pleasure.

    You can have healthy self care without being selfish.

  2. @keshnisingh

    Ing a mum you put everyone first, being a wife , you take care of your husband but we as woman have not time to even do the small things like straighten our hair, look nice, feel nice, sometimes we take for granted our own need to feel special too feel beautiful

  3. @aprilyount7713

    My back neck hurt so bad I can barely help him brush his teeth. Haven’t had a massage or spiritual session or live from anyone in so many years. I’m trying. We are all you.

  4. @walaaalmeer3205

    It’s the first time I bought a candle that I used to love 4 years ago and really feel the moment when lightning it and read a book … that’s it , it was everything I needed to feel self loved and have the power and joy to be with my toddler with happiness

  5. @HappinessForMoms

    I think we underestimate how the simple things can make such a big difference. The aim is quality over quantity. A few mins of self care everyday adds up to a lifetime of happiness for you and your family xx to all the amazing moms out there … you got this 😊

  6. @emilyl6746

    Self-care isn't selfish, but there was a time and place for it: when you were SINGLE. When you choose to become a parent, you have to accept the fact that your needs are going to have to come after others'. That's what parenthood is. It's no longer about you. It may be years before you get to have a break or to be able to buy things for yourself.

  7. @emilyl6746

    Gah, so many women are just never happy. Instead of enjoying singlehood, they race to settle down and get married, have kids, etc. Then once it happens they're not happy. News flash: self care becomes way less of a priority when you choose to become a parent. It is what it is. If you didn't take advantage of self-care when you were single, that's too bad. Stop feeling sorry for yourselves and embrace the role that you willingly signed up for.

  8. @MjF809

    To every mom and women on earth

    It is not selfish to love yourself…1ST
    It is mandatory..

    Send a Hallmark card to ANYONE who tries to guilt, shame,criticize,
    You….
    I am returning your guilt,shame,critisism..
    You have the wrong name and address.
    Sincerly Yours,

  9. @MiracleMoM__Mrs.ManjinderKaur.

    Having a cup of Tea 🍵headphones 🎧 IN and listen to you is worth of 9.28 minutes ❤

    Thanks to my Doctor friend Aakshu 😊

    SELF – CARE IS NOT SELFISH 🎉

  10. @tierstinwilliams71

    Today alone ive been told by my baby's father that I'm selfish and acting like a child because I'm suffering from depleted mother syndrome (dps) and I said i don't want to be around my child right now. He was being really rude and i said i regretted letting him back in my house and he was arguing that he's expected to pay for everything because i dont work (even though I literally have a job interview tomorrow but thats not good enough) and when i mentioned that I have an interview he then switched tracks to ask who is going to watch the baby. He was saying that I'm just going to go to work and come back and still be upset towards my son and that I'm just going to "rely on some minimum wage worker to raise him".. i can't win here. Im either lazy and at home and frustrated and in a bad mood all the time, or I'm never there, making someone else riase my child, and gonna be angry for having to come home to my baby, according to him. This is not okay for me. I'm trying. I'm very young, I'm 20, i had him at 19. I still have a lot to learn and I still need HELP and a break and I am made to feel like sh!t for it.. i needed to hear this today. I hope all of you get through this..

  11. @selennselen6483

    I'm a mom of two little babies, I feel overwhelmed stress and anxiety, being with a baby for the whole day whith no self care or breake it gets me insane at the end of the day…. I feel that I have lost every thing after having babies… I lost my self…I'm tired… my body is tired as well… and I'm just 25 years old… everybody around me say " you have to be strong"…. how I can be strong when the kids take my whole energy during the day……. I hope they get old or get some help….

  12. @12345678911675

    I've neglected my teeth and gained weight while raising my kids. I wish I could go back in time.

  13. @N2147B

    The visualization of having your 5 year old self sit with you was incredible. Thank you!

  14. @bethechange3827

    Yesterday was the first day I had bought myself something that wasn't necessarily "needed" in 5 years. Coming from a mom of 4 with a husband that works all the time, self care is a must that I am starting to realize.

  15. @roxannesmith4519

    I started crying in the store today because it’s the first time in 3 years I have bought new clothes for myself.

  16. @tararichards7653

    Its been a Year since I had my daughter and I still feel lost within myself. This made me want to better myself and do more things for me. I have done my hair in a year I have made my self look presentable in a year. It’s time to change and feel good about mw. I grew a child I deserve to feel so amazed by ME. thank you💜

  17. @emilylamb7223

    I don't think any mom fights the idea that they need and deserve a break. But how exactly could that possible happen? I haven't even been able to lock the door when I go to the bathroom for almost 10 years now. I would kill for a break, but it will never ever happen. There is no "village" and nobody I know can afford to pay for one.

  18. @chelyfranco5037

    What if everybody around you tell you that you are selfish? Kick you down mentally if you complain and want something for yourself?

  19. @TheJM701

    The part where we imagined our young selves broke me down. It made me realize I’m not taking care of myself and child me would not be happy. Time to work on making some me time.

  20. @ktrn8160

    I’m a failure 😞 every morning I get up , say to myself okay I will get this done etc. Brush teeth and wash my face with cold water to get ready for the day. Go downstairs make myself some coffee to get in the mood. Make my family breakfast, eat , makes sure I take vitamins B for energy but after breakfast I went t take a nap because I feel so exhausted . Idk what it is I’m just blehhhhh. My husband also thinks self care is selfish so if I mentioned it, he would go off on me.

  21. @caitlincollins8565

    Me 10 mins ago: Oh I can throw this on to listen to while I clean up!
    Me now: On the floor bawling my eyes out
    😂

  22. @sallygsan

    This is all true. Until you have a partner who's not supportive. I pray I get out of my misery soon.

  23. @zx864

    She has the most beautiful way of talking, it goes to my heart, i wish she read audiobooks, who is she, I'll Google her now

  24. @alyssastarr1845

    The world needs to normalize that PARENTS DESERVE BREAKS! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
    ESPECIALLY mothers because there is IMMENSE pressure on us, single or married.

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