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عمة الأم السعيدة دليل إرشادي يعطي الأمهات المشغولات الإذن ليعتنين بأنفسهن، وقد كتب بقلم مدونة معروفة في مجال التربية، ولديها مليون متابع على الفيسبوك. "هل تفضل أن يكون لديك أم مثالية أم أم سعيدة؟" هذا هو السؤال الذي لم تتمكن المدونة المعروفة في مجال التربية ريبيكا إيانس من إخراجه من تفكيرها، لذلك سألت ابنها في سن المدرسة، والذي لم يتردد نهائيا بالإجابة قائلا: "أم سعيدة قطع
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Paperback, الطبعة الأولى, 246 pages
Published
December 2020
by دار كلمات للنشر والتوزيع - الكويت
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I received an advance readers copy of this book from the author who I have followed for some time.
Going beyond the usual advice about finding balance, embracing gratitude, and not sweating the small stuff, her hard-won advice is written by a busy mom in the trenches essentially sums up this book.
The book was easy to read and easy to relate to on many levels. I recommend this book as well as Rebecca's other books to new and seasoned Moms.
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Going beyond the usual advice about finding balance, embracing gratitude, and not sweating the small stuff, her hard-won advice is written by a busy mom in the trenches essentially sums up this book.
The book was easy to read and easy to relate to on many levels. I recommend this book as well as Rebecca's other books to new and seasoned Moms.
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If you are a mother who often feels overwhelmed and misunderstood this is the book for you.
Pros: Rebecca’s approach in her writing is empathetic and non-judgemental. She makes you feel like you have an ally and you’re not the only one out there that feels a tad overwhelmed and crazy at times. And although reading is one-sided I finished this book feeling as if someone had been there listening and addressing all my worries, concerns, and hardships as a mother.
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Pros: Rebecca’s approach in her writing is empathetic and non-judgemental. She makes you feel like you have an ally and you’re not the only one out there that feels a tad overwhelmed and crazy at times. And although reading is one-sided I finished this book feeling as if someone had been there listening and addressing all my worries, concerns, and hardships as a mother.
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Inspiring and insightful. Spoken not from a professional with a slew of credentials, but from a mom with a heart full of love and acceptance and a desire to help those of us fighting the same battles. As with her Positive Parenting books, I found myself experiencing many “ah ha” moments, and hearing her words in my head as I went about parenting and navigating daily life.

While Rebecca has many good ideas and tips to create more happiness in mothering, and doesn’t deny the difficulty of these years, she slogs through many negative scenarios to get there, making motherhood feel like a thing to dread before countering with a helpful tip. I’m a bit disappointed that it’s not something I will read again or recommend to friends.

I think there is some useful information in this book and it's a good mix of personal anecdotes, practical tips and journal prompts. However I was nearly put off the book before I got to all that good stuff because the beginning made motherhood sound like the most depressing thing ever! In true perfectionist fashion, I bought this book to read during pregnancy before my daughter has even been born, and I nearly had to stop reading after a few pages because it really did paint the most unnecessar
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I’ve enjoyed Rebecca Wanes’ positive parenting Facebook community for a few years, and this book is full of so much of her compassionate wisdom and experience that I’ve come to know and love. She is a desperately needed voice of grace for modern mothers, and her highly-sensitive introverted perspective especially resonated with me. This is a bedside keeper that I will revisit often for encouragement and kindness across many seasons of motherhood.

I had the privilege to read this book early thanks to the ARC provided by Rebecca. I swiped through each page in one sitting and found it be life changing. If you are seeking to become a happier mother, then this is the book that will take you on that journey. I should start by saying I have read Rebecca’s book, Positive Parenting, before becoming a mom and it shaped me to prepare for the wild moments with my one-year old. But every mom knows there are many times when I find myself dragging a h
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“I know that it can feel like a thankless job, but what you are doing each day is the most important work there is.” - Rebecca Eanes The Gift Of A Happy Mother
Oh this book! I was part of a launch team that received early access to read the book (no compensation, my review is my own honest opinion about the book) and it is everything I was expecting and so much more! I have all of Rebecca Eanes books so I knew I needed to add this one to my collection even though I have always considered myself a ...more
Oh this book! I was part of a launch team that received early access to read the book (no compensation, my review is my own honest opinion about the book) and it is everything I was expecting and so much more! I have all of Rebecca Eanes books so I knew I needed to add this one to my collection even though I have always considered myself a ...more

I received an advanced digital copy of The Gift of a Happy Mother, a book filled with so much love and wisdom.
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We all have different views of parenting and motherhood, but I am happy to have found someone a similar outlook.
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This book found me at just the right time.
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I have always dreamed of being a mom. 7 years ago I was pregnant for the first time and everything was pure bliss.
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From pregnancy, to labor and delivery, to our son’s first first few years - I was on cloud 9.
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In motherhood I found a ...more
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We all have different views of parenting and motherhood, but I am happy to have found someone a similar outlook.
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This book found me at just the right time.
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I have always dreamed of being a mom. 7 years ago I was pregnant for the first time and everything was pure bliss.
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From pregnancy, to labor and delivery, to our son’s first first few years - I was on cloud 9.
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In motherhood I found a ...more

This book was a delight to consume. There were deep insights, journal prompts, and tips to help one remain positive and grateful at each stage of parenting. Rebecca Eanes is also a HSP, introvert like myself, so I resonate with a lot of what she shares in a meaningful way. It helps reaffirm that I am not alone in feeling deeply and passionately when moved by a moment. That such gentle and feeling humans are unique and valuable assets to our communities. Her words built me up and helped to patch
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I absolutely loved this book, it’s been helping me to see things clearer and shows me what I need to focus on. The tones Rebecca writes in has been lovely to read and also evoked some tears. She hits the nail on the head quite a few times and I was really able to relate to her stories and her words overall ! I will read this book a second time soon to follow along more with all the activities and prompts. Truly a beautiful book that i think can change a moms view on how beautiful life already is
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I have loved this author since reading her second book (I believe) positive parenting. She writes like no other author I have come across, this is an easy to read book I couldn’t stop reading when I first started! That says a lot for me, I’m a mom to 3 ages 6, 2, and almost 7 months. I learn something new every day from this book, Rebecca’s emails, and her Facebook groups. If I had to choose 5 favorite non fiction others to choose to read from on anything parenting related Rebecca Eanes would be
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This is a refreshingly honest guide to caring for yourself with as much gentleness and love that you care for your children. It is practical, research and experience based, and positive without being dry or fake. Rebecca really has given parents (especially moms, in this book) a beautiful gift- permission and tools and exercises to care for yourself as well as your kids. It’s great especially for parents of small demanding children!

Hey mama, yes you, I think you'll love this book! I received an advanced copy of it and wish I had read this when my oldest son was born! She tackles so many issues that moms today struggle with and gives some clear guidance on how to navigate it all. Everything from mom guilt to feeding to setting boundaries, she explores how much pressure we feel and why. If you've read her other books or follow the Positive Parenting group on Facebook, you'll enjoy this book!
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A must read for any mother! This book didn't feel like a book - it felt like a personal conversation with Rebecca. Informal and mother to mother. I have cried at the end of every chapter because I've never felt so understood. Rebecca really gets it and offers lessons in happiness, as well as journal prompts. I cannot gush enough about how much I have thoroughly enjoyed this book and I highly recommend you pick yourself up a copy. In this specific case I would buy over library, as there is space
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I found this book incredible helpful and lighthearted! There were so many quotable sentences that summed up either exactly how I feel as a parent or were exactly what I needed to hear! I especially liked that there were action ideas to implement into everyday parenting routines! Highly recommend this book.

Amazing book!! I recieved the advanced digital copy and not surprised, another amazing book by Rebecca Eanes. She really knows what it’s like to be a “modern mother” whether you have 1 child or many. I finally got the hard copy today. So excited to finish reading this! Any mother can relate to what Rebecca writes in the book. This would make an amazing Mother’s Day gift! - Randee M.

A very well written book. I have to be choosy with parenting books, as there are an abundance of books on this topic, which can be overwhelming. I appreciated the little lessons and reminders in each chapter. I'm excited to go back and browse through it, reinforcing my favorite parts of the book into my learning.
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Oct 19, 2020
Rachel Matthews
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did not like it
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2020-books
I got a few chapters in and liked the concept but not the follow-through. Happiness is a mindset, not achieved through checking items off a list. Every chapter is met with lists of things to do each day which is overwhelming for the unhappy mother. The overall idea is great but I could do without the lists of more things to do.

It's a lovely book.. reminding mothers to let go and that you can't be perfect all the time. It gives tips on how to handle certain issues like guilt, social media ill affects and so on. The journal prompts were quiet interesting and motivated me to write more.
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I listened to the audio book version. A friend recommended her books on parenting to me. None were available so I borrowed this one from the library instead. The advice and stories were standard fare and exactly what one would expect. I'll check out her parenting books though when I have a chance.
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Jan 24, 2021
Kristina
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it was amazing
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non-fiction,
parenting
I enjoyed this book so much that I have sent it as a gift to two young moms. There is something here for moms of newborns to teens. The reflection questions at the end of each chapter are a great place to pause and journal.

"Let them see you smile"-Rebecca Eanes
Many "ah-ha" moments in this book. I recommend this book to all mothers! ...more
Many "ah-ha" moments in this book. I recommend this book to all mothers! ...more
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