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How can we learn to think in a way that serves our Motherhood?
Over the last couple days I've been thinking about what it takes to change our minds. As christian women, most of us have heard of the scripture, "Take your thoughts captive and make them obedient to Christ." But how can we do this practically? I want to share with y'all what I found during my research because it was simple, practical, and gets me excited for more growth! I hope this encourages you as much as it has encouraged me! ❤️ The BEST way to change how you think (practically) You don’t change your thoughts by arguing with them. You change them by replacing them, rehearsing truth, and reinforcing new pathways daily. Think of your brain like a trail in the woods: - Old thoughts = well-worn paths - New thoughts = faint trails that must be walked every day to become automatic This is neuroplasticity + Scripture + habit, not willpower. Your DAILY Mind-Renewal Rhythm (15–20 minutes total) 1️⃣ Morning: Prime your mind before the day primes it (5 minutes) Before checking your phone or starting tasks: Ask yourself ONE anchoring question: “Who do I want to be today as a mother?” Then speak a replacement truth out loud (this matters). Example: - Old thought: “This day is going to drain me.” - New thought:“God has entrusted me with this work today, and He will meet me in it.” 📖 “Be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” — Romans 12:2 🔑 Say it out loud. Your brain encodes spoken words more strongly. 2️⃣ Throughout the day: Catch → Name → Replace (2–10 seconds each time) You don’t need to stop everything. Just practice this micro-reset. Step 1: Catch the thought “I hate this.”“I can’t do this.”“This isn’t what I signed up for.” Step 2: Name it “That is a stress thought—not truth.” Step 3: Replace it with ONE rehearsed phraseChoose a few and use them all week: - “This is hard, but it is not hopeless.” - “I can be calm even when my children are not.” - “This season is stretching me, not breaking me.” - “God chose me for these children.”
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Wow, this is amazing. Thank you so much for sharing. I think you are right that we don’t want to argue with our thoughts, that takes us away from creating the life we want.
✨ Welcome to Mindful Mama! ✨
Mama, I am so glad you’re here! If you found your way into this space, it’s not by accident. This Skool was created from my own journey through motherhood—the overwhelm, the emotional triggers, the exhaustion, the guilt after yelling, the longing to be calm, patient, present… and the deep desire to honor God while raising little humans with grace. 💛 My heart for Mindful Mama is simple but powerful: To help moms move from overwhelmed and reactive to grounded, emotionally regulated, and confident—without shame, perfectionism, or unrealistic expectations. Inside this space, you’ll find: 🌿 Tools to calm your nervous system 🌿 Practical strategies for emotional regulation 🌿 Help taking thoughts captive and renewing your mind 🌿 Encouragement for anxiety, depression, and burnout 🌿 Support for marriage and motherhood during hard seasons 🌿 Biblical truth woven into real-life parenting 🌿 A community of moms who get it and won’t judge you This is not about being a “perfect mom.” This is about becoming a present, peaceful, resilient mom—one small step at a time. You belong here even on the days you feel like you’re failing. Especially on those days! 🤍 My prayer is that this space becomes a safe place for you to learn, grow, reset, and be reminded that:You are doing holy work! You are not alone. And change IS possible. Please introduce yourself when you’re ready—I’d love to know: • Your name • How many kiddos you have • What you’re hoping to grow in most during this season Welcome home, mama. I’m so honored to walk this journey with you 🤍 — Shandi Mindful Mama
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Hi, I’m melissa! I homeschool an 9 year old boy. I am hoping to learn better emotional regulation and empathy. I find that I don’t always relate to my son’s struggles.
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@Shandi Temperato that sounds amazing. I will check it. It sounds like you are changing how you respond in the moment before you tackle the situation.
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