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EPISODE · Sep 24, 2025 · 28 MIN

291. Is taking time for yourself as a mom selfish or Biblical? How to overcome guilt for doing something just for you.

from Emotionally Healthy Legacy- Anger management for Christian moms, mom rage, angry mom, christian parenting, patient mom, calm mom, Christian motherhood, Christian motherhood mindset, parenting triggers, mom guilt, controlling anger · host Elizabeth | Anger coach for Christian Moms, Christian Life Coach for angry moms

Do you ever feel guilty when you crave alone time as a mom—like it’s selfish to step away, rest, or do something just for you? You’re not the only one, and today we’re digging into why that guilt shows up and how to move past it. In this episode, we’ll talk about: Why taking care of yourself is not selfish—and what the Bible actually says about it. The hidden cost of neglecting your own needs (and how it affects your family). How to apply the five love languages to yourself so you can feel recharged and loved. 15 practical ways you can care for yourself as a mom, even with little kids around. You matter too, mama—and when you take care of yourself, everyone in your home benefits. 👉 If you’re dealing with constant depletion, resentment, or anger because you’re always pouring out but never refilling, it’s time for support. Learn more about the Calm Christian Mom Coaching Program and book your free consultation call today . EMOTIONALLY HEALTHY MOM MEMBERSHIP . 👉🏻 FOLLOW ME ON YOUTUBE 👈🏻 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Next Steps: Free Training: How to stop screaming over spilled milk ⬇️ Join Emotionally Healthy Mom Membership (weekly coaching for only $97/month) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Website: emotionallyhealthylegacy.com Contact: [email protected] Questions? Form / Voice memo

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Do you ever feel guilty when you crave alone time as a mom—like it’s selfish to step away, rest, or do something just for you? You’re not the only one, and today we’re digging into why that guilt shows up and how to move past it. In this episode, we’ll talk about: Why taking care of yourself is not selfish—and what the Bible actually says about it.The hidden cost of neglecting your own needs (and how it affects your family).How to apply the five love languages to yourself so you can feel rech...

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