7 Ways To Be A S M A R T E R Mom
$14.99
1. We’re All In This Together
2. Everybody Has A Junk Drawer
3. Streamline The Situation
4. Make A Goal
5. Accept Reality
6. Resist The Call Of The Distracted Life
7. Take A Chance
8. Evaluate All Processes And Procedures
9. Reserve Time For You-Renew!
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Being a mom in the twenty-first century is tough. Thedemands and requests made of moms makesbalancing their responsibilities a challenging task.
Through 7 Ways to Be a S.M.A.R.T.E.R. Mom, motherswill learn how to work smarter, rather than harder, asthey streamline the situations they encounter eachday. With this practical resource, author KaseyJohnson teaches mothers how to set and reach theirgoals and embrace a new approach to the dailydemands of being a mother and wife.
A text about returning to the basics of mothering, thisinspirational text will challenge women to redefinewho they are in the eyes of their children and theworld, and bring glory to God for His faithfulness andstrength in being a smarter mom.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780834125520
ISBN10: 0834125528
Kasey Johnson
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2010
Publisher: The Foundry Publishing – formerly Beacon Hill Pres
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