Showing posts with label Mother's Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mother's Day. Show all posts

Thursday, July 25, 2013

New Mothers

After working with numerous clients we have discovered that feeling and looking better work hand in hand and that enduring beauty blooms from inside out.  Just like a blossom.  This is particularly symbolic of pregnant women whose bodies are constantly changing and with it they exude the glow of bringing a new life into the world. Like a small budding flower that reaches full bloom.

However, after the birth and when their normal routine has been thrown into disarray, it is common for some women to feel a little less confident as their personal identity quickly begins to merge under the umbrella of being “Mum”.  Some mothers find it challenging to lose their baby weight or even to find the time to dedicate to this.  The early stages of motherhood become a period of selflessness where you end up putting your needs on the back burner.  As a result, you can start to feel “unattractive” when you can no longer fit into the clothes you previously wore and this could have an impact on relationships with your partners or husbands.

We believe that this is an ideal time for personal and image coaching sessions as the attention and focus will be totally on you.  Through this fun and interesting experience we will support you to achieve your goals, build your confidence and prepare you for entering or re-entering the job market. We will also create a personal image that compliments you and teach you skills for easy maintenance.

Sunday, March 10, 2013

Role reversal Mothering Sunday

Today is the day when mothers should feel cherished, valued & extra special.  To relish the feeling of putting their feet up, reading the Sunday newspaper and not having to cross the kitchen threshold. Instead the children, if old enough or partner/husband should be making breakfast for their mothers just as she usually does for her family throughout the year.

Sunday lunch at home or at a restaurant could still be on the menu but this time it will not be mother who created it but she should be on the receiving end so that they are aware of all the hard work and effort that goes into it.  Today should be a day when family members express their gratitude to their mothers in either the form of written or spoken words, cards, chocolates or flowers.  Telling her how much she is appreciated for all that she has done to help mould them into the individuals they are today.  For juggling all the daily tasks involved in looking after the family; trying to create a work life balance, whether in a career or as a full time mother, and for keeping up appearances even though she might be exhausted and not feeling that way underneath.

Mother’s Day is a day for saying “Thank You” to all mothers for doing the best they can with what they have and know and a day of reciprocity.