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Three Minutes for Mom: 365 Days of Empowerment, Encouragement, and Growth for a More Connected Motherhood

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Real motherhood support for real mothers. Uplift and support yourself each day in three minutes or less with these short, easy-to-use entries designed to give you the motivation you need to feel empowered in motherhood.

Three Minutes for Mom is an engaging collection of daily entries that will shift your mindset to help you see your strengths and growth as a mother and to remind you that even when you’re questioning yourself, you’re getting motherhood right way more than you’re getting it wrong. Motherhood can be rewarding and tough and this book is here to remind you that you can make small shifts each day to create a more confident, comfortable, and calm parenting experience.

With Three Minutes for Mom, you’ll feel more confident in your abilities as a parent and discover moments of rest for yourself—all in three minutes or less. Use minute one to learn the theme of the day, minute two to explore how that theme is important to motherhood, and minute three to complete a question or activity that you can carry with you throughout the day for that extra boost of good energy. In just three minutes, you’ll find the tools you need to be the best parent you can be (for both your child and yourself).

No matter how busy your schedule, how old your children, or how tired you are, Three Minutes for Mom makes it easy to find the encouragement, support, and joy you need.
Three Minutes for Mom: 365 Days of Empowerment, Encouragement, and Growth for a More Connected Motherhood
Three Minutes for Mom: 365 Days of Empowerment, Encouragement, and Growth for a More Connected Motherhood Sale price$16.99

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Reinforces overall themes of self-compassion

"Three minutes for mom is a compilation of daily reflections designed to empower mothers everywhere with succinct moments of contemplation and encouragement. Motherhood, while fulfilling, is also the most challenging job of all. This reflective book acknowledges both of these viewpoints. Each entry in the book is designed to be completed in 3 minutes or less, which allows even the busiest of mothers the opportunity to discover pockets of tranquility and positivity in her day. This book is straightforward, yet, impactful. I did find some entries to be a little repetitive, but I did find that the entries that did seem repeated, reinforced the overall themes of self compassion and self care. This book is a nurturing resource that encourages all mothers to carve out some time within their busy lives for self care. It focuses on mindfulness and putting that into action."

Barnekim (4/5)

Reinforces overall themes of self-compassion

"Three minutes for mom is a compilation of daily reflections designed to empower mothers everywhere with succinct moments of contemplation and encouragement. Motherhood, while fulfilling, is also the most challenging job of all. This reflective book acknowledges both of these viewpoints. Each entry in the book is designed to be completed in 3 minutes or less, which allows even the busiest of mothers the opportunity to discover pockets of tranquility and positivity in her day. This book is straightforward, yet, impactful. I did find some entries to be a little repetitive, but I did find that the entries that did seem repeated, reinforced the overall themes of self compassion and self care. This book is a nurturing resource that encourages all mothers to carve out some time within their busy lives for self care. It focuses on mindfulness and putting that into action."

Barnekim (4/5)

Bite-sized encouragement for moms

"4 Stars. The vibes: - Self help - Parenting / motherhood - 365 days of encouragement - Gentle parenting approach - short entries each day My thoughts: This is a nice parenting book to add to your shelf if you’re a mom of young kids and looking for some encouragement through the daily nuances of motherhood. Super short entries make it an easy read. Motherhood is hectic, so it’s nice to get a quick shot of encouragement when you’re in the trenches. There’s lots of quick, practical tips such as: letting your child overhear compliments, downshifting to bare minimum parenting mode on some days, how to repair conflicts with your child, and how to separate your child’s behaviors from their feelings. I think this book has a lot of really good advice, tips, and encouragement for moms who have littles. It feels right on target for my season of motherhood (early childhood and below). Some themes are repetitive (ie. having grace on yourself; self-care; guilt-free), but if you’re doing one a day, then I think repetition comes in handy over the course of the year because you may not get it the first time, or you might be more receptive to it another day. Some entries felt a little overwhelming. An example is this prompt: “what’s one area in parenting that feels like it will never change and what’s one way I can make a tiny shift?” Sometimes as a parent it’s really easy to see everything that’s wrong and have no idea how to improve it, so it felt a little bit overwhelming to me on the days where it kind of wanted me to figure out the answer to some of my biggest parenting struggles. (Likely something that only therapy and Jesus can fix 😂). Of course, there may be ideas or concepts that you won’t agree with because that’s the world of parenting. This book gives a lot of insight that you can take what works and leave things behind if they don’t speak to you personally. Overall, this book feels like it follows a gentle parenting approach- so if that’s something that sounds helpful, definitely check it out. Release date: April 8, 2025. Thank you so much to Erin Morrison, Adams Media, & NetGalley for the gifted copy."

Hannuhreads (4/5)

Bite-sized encouragement for moms

"4 Stars. The vibes: - Self help - Parenting / motherhood - 365 days of encouragement - Gentle parenting approach - short entries each day My thoughts: This is a nice parenting book to add to your shelf if you’re a mom of young kids and looking for some encouragement through the daily nuances of motherhood. Super short entries make it an easy read. Motherhood is hectic, so it’s nice to get a quick shot of encouragement when you’re in the trenches. There’s lots of quick, practical tips such as: letting your child overhear compliments, downshifting to bare minimum parenting mode on some days, how to repair conflicts with your child, and how to separate your child’s behaviors from their feelings. I think this book has a lot of really good advice, tips, and encouragement for moms who have littles. It feels right on target for my season of motherhood (early childhood and below). Some themes are repetitive (ie. having grace on yourself; self-care; guilt-free), but if you’re doing one a day, then I think repetition comes in handy over the course of the year because you may not get it the first time, or you might be more receptive to it another day. Some entries felt a little overwhelming. An example is this prompt: “what’s one area in parenting that feels like it will never change and what’s one way I can make a tiny shift?” Sometimes as a parent it’s really easy to see everything that’s wrong and have no idea how to improve it, so it felt a little bit overwhelming to me on the days where it kind of wanted me to figure out the answer to some of my biggest parenting struggles. (Likely something that only therapy and Jesus can fix 😂). Of course, there may be ideas or concepts that you won’t agree with because that’s the world of parenting. This book gives a lot of insight that you can take what works and leave things behind if they don’t speak to you personally. Overall, this book feels like it follows a gentle parenting approach- so if that’s something that sounds helpful, definitely check it out. Release date: April 8, 2025. Thank you so much to Erin Morrison, Adams Media, & NetGalley for the gifted copy."

Hannuhreads (4/5)

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