Hey Calm & Colorful Mama!!

I’m popping in on Monday just like usual. But you probably have caught onto that by now.

And something that I wish you heard more often?

You’re doing a great job. I know that might feel a little silly to read, but it’s true. You’re working really hard to be the best parent you can be and I see that.

Keep being true to yourself and being the amazing parent you are .

I’ve been spending time on the internet looking for things that might help you this week in your role with your children. Here are two things I found:

This subreddit that describes itself as a “community-oriented place for step parents from all walks of life.”

If you’re struggling, this Raising Children article links out to some great resources on active listening, routines, and attention.

And of course, you can always hit reply with any questions that feel too personal to post in a Facebook group. I’m here for you and everything is always confidential.

Again, don’t forget you’re amazing and I believe in you.

With love & gratitude,

Jessica Brittani

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Coping In Color Book Series

Teaching coping skills through interactive coloring books! 

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