About the Book:
Author, influencer, and founder of the popular social media community FindingJoy, Rachel Martin offers encouragement for moms by sharing her own personal journey through heartache, self-doubt, and the challenges of motherhood. With over forty letters of encouragement, from one mom to another, she tells mothers they're "mom enough."Through this gorgeous gift book of heartfelt letters, beautiful photography, and viral quotes, Rachel offers hope and encouragement to moms feeling overwhelmed by life's twists and turns. Her vulnerable and authentic voice will inspire mothers to embrace their imperfections and find joy at each stage of motherhood.
With each letter, Rachel encourages readers to reflect on the things that truly matter, connect with their inner strength and resilience, and believe in their ability to overcome the daily obstacles that mothers face. Rachel's words help moms from all walks of life embrace the beauty and power within and to remind them they are never alone on this journey. She writes vulnerable letters to moms titled:
- Dear mom, you are enough
- Dear mom, who worries if she is a good mom
- Dear mom, who needs to let go of mom guilt
- Dear mom, with littles
Mom Enough is a love letter to every mom that serves as a reminder that being a mother is enough, that their struggles are valid, and their dreams are worth fighting for. So moms, take a deep breath and let Rachel's words be a warm conversation of support from one mother to another.
My Thoughts:Mom Enough: Inspiring Letters for the Wonderfully
Exhausting but Totally Normal Days of Motherhood by Rachel Marie Martin is
the most encouraging book I’ve read on motherhood. Many parenting books have an
agenda or parenting style to push, but Mom Enough just offers
encouragement to strengthen, affirm, and inspire a mother’s heart without
trying to sell a product, religion, or philosophy. I so appreciated this approach
and benefited from the welcoming, no-shame invitations.
I wish I had read Mom Enough when both my children
and I were younger, but I’m glad I read it now. The book is appropriate for any
mom with kids at home, though certain sections are devoted to different stages
of mothering. I read them all and found myself nodding at the tween stage,
reminiscing through the young child stage, and approaching the teen stage with curiosity.
Rachel Marie Martin’s authenticity and experiences are easy to relate to. Mom Enough is a book I could reread
each year and benefit from repeatedly. Recommended for moms who love their children.
Disclosure of Material Connection: I was provided a copy of
this book by the author or publisher. All opinions in this review are my own.
