“Mama’s Gotta Let Go” book

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Chapter Titles:

  1. Accepting/Letting Go
  2. Starting My Journey
  3. Letting Go Of Parenting Expectations
  4. Releasing Guilt
  5. Creating an Obedient Child
  6. Imperfect People with Perfect Child
  7. Preventing Your Child from Pain
  8. Choosing Peace or Sanity
  9. Releasing the Shoulds
  10. Accepting What Is
  11. Practicing Flexibility
  12. Choosing Happy Thoughts
  13. Releasing Responsibilities That Aren't Yours
  14. Is This Really True?
  15. Dealing with Attitudes
  16. Being Okay No Matter What
  17. Stop Being a Helicopter Parent
  18. Practicing Letting Go
  19. How Has Letting Go Changed My Life?

WHAT READERS SAY?

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"I really enjoyed the book. The author’s real-life experiences made the book more relatable. Her insight was spot on and I highly recommend this book.

— Lisa Nakasone
 

"It's not easy being a mom... or an adult wanting to live in a perfectly controlled environment....but filled with drama n people who push your buttons.
It was like Karen was wearing my shoes at the most difficult times. Encouraging words. Find peace. Worth reading!!

— Sandy Pandy
 
"First-time author Karen Gibson brings to the table her experience as a therapist, a mom, a daughter and a wife in her debut book, Mama’s Gotta Let Go: How To Let Go Without Losing Your Sanity. In this book, she takes readers along with her on her journey towards calm, confident and effective parenting.

Her advice goes beyond parenting, however, and can be useful to anyone who has a hard time letting life happen without beating themselves up for not doing more or doing the wrong thing.

Karen’s story is one that many (most?) parents can relate to - wanting to protect your child against all harm and ensure the best possible life for them. However, she learned the hard way that sometimes you need to let go in order to let your children learn about life the hard way because that’s what will actually be best for them - and YOU - in the long run.

Along the way, she gives good advice and practical suggestions for parents looking to achieve a guilt-free, calm, supportive but not controlling relationship with their child. ~Abbe M. Longman