As caregivers (mom's, dad's, teachers, aunt's, uncle's, nanny's, grandparent's etc) we would never think to encourage our children to run themselves ragged or ignore the pleas of their bodies, minds, and spirits in the name of "productivity" or "care for others." However, we do this each time we model such behaviors for our children.
In my article of the August/September issue of Creations Magazine, I write about 5 dimensions of self-love that we can gift to ourselves and model for our children because no matter how many positive words, compliments, and enriching experiences we flood our children with, our behaviors are their greatest teachers. When we model self-love for our children, we not only teach them to honor themselves and others, but we awaken our potential to relate to them from the core of our best, highest selves.
In my article of the August/September issue of Creations Magazine, I write about 5 dimensions of self-love that we can gift to ourselves and model for our children because no matter how many positive words, compliments, and enriching experiences we flood our children with, our behaviors are their greatest teachers. When we model self-love for our children, we not only teach them to honor themselves and others, but we awaken our potential to relate to them from the core of our best, highest selves.
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