How to Make Mum Friends From Scratch (When You Don’t Know Anyone)
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I’d find myself furious at the sound of spilled cereal, close to tears over an undone dishwasher, and silently raging at my kids just for existing loudly. It wasn’t pretty. But learning the pattern was the first step to changing it.
We talk about gentle parenting our kids, but what about ourselves? Giving myself permission to step away, lower the bar, and breathe meant fewer explosions and less shame after.
You are not a bad mum for feeling rage before your period. You’re a human experiencing hormonal shifts while carrying an impossible mental load. Knowing it’s the luteal phase can turn guilt into grace.
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