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13 Habits of Highly Effective (and Sane) Stay-at-Home Moms

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13 Habits of Highly Effective (and Sane) Stay-at-Home Moms

May 27, 2018 by Denise Stirk

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They Don't Negotiate With Nap Time

Nap time is sacred in a successful stay-at-home mom's world. Kids try to break themselves free of this ritual long before they (or you) are ready, and it's important to be strong in holding on to the nap for as long as you can. It provides a much needed break in the day for everyone — and if your child has aged out of nap time, introduce quiet time.

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They Hydrate

They Exercise

They Get Ready For the Day

They Get Help

They Take Time For Themselves

They Join Groups, Classes, and Things

They Ignore the Naysayers

They Don't Negotiate With Nap Time

They Teach Their Kids Independent Play

They Embrace the Chaos

They Seek Support of Like-Minded Mamas

They Have Supplies on Hand

They Don't Take Themselves Too Seriously

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