Time for Mom | Self-Esteem, Routines, Mom Guilt, Priorities, Comparison, Devotional, Self-Worth
Do you feeling guilty with how you are a mother? Like no matter what you do, you should be doing something else? Have you been carrying mom guilt so long that it’s started to shape your priorities, your self‑esteem, and the way you see your own self‑worth? Are you constantly comparing yourself to other moms and wonder if you’re somehow doing motherhood “wrong” because you can't be "that mom"? If so, you’re in the right place. Today, we have a super special guest, the amazing and fabulous Sandy Cooper! Sandy Cooper is an award-winning author of three books, a student of the Bible, and a professionally certified plant-based home chef. She has been married to Jon for over 32 years and is mom to three young adults, a son-in-law, and a nine-month-old son in Heaven. She has been helping frazzled moms find peace since 2008 at thescooponbalance.com and is the co-founder of Writing Off Social, where she helps female Christian writers grow their audience without social media. Sandy is the host of The Balanced MomCast, the cohost of Writing Off Social: The Podcast. She writes at Behind the Balance on Substack, from her home office in Florida, where she lives with her family (and the ocean). Key Takeaways: * Social media comparison sets moms up to feel like they’re doing motherhood wrong. * Mom guilt isn’t permanent — you grow, mature, and learn your way out of it. * Feeling like you should always be doing something else is a sign of overwhelm, not failure. * Embrace the kind of mom you are — chaos-loving or order-loving — without guilt. * Nothing could have fully prepared you for the challenges of motherhood. * If you had known every challenge ahead of time, you might have hesitated — but God knew you were the right mom. * God hand‑selected you for your child and equips you for every challenge. * You are the exact right mom for your child, no matter what you’re facing. * When you feel like you’re failing, speak to yourself with the same kindness you’d give a friend. * Great parenting cannot remove struggle from your child’s life — struggle grows resilience. * Your perfection will not produce perfect kids. * Self‑control is a fruit of the Spirit, and you have access to it because Jesus lives in you. * Self‑control is a muscle — the more you use it, the stronger it becomes. * You grow stronger every time you exercise the power God placed within you. * Apologize early and often — humility transforms relationships. * A good mom knows she is flawed and leads with honesty and humility. Related Episode Links: Quiz: Hey Mom, What’s Your Mom Superpower? [https://quiz.tryinteract.com/#/620e82a1e470450018ca02a3] https://quiz.tryinteract.com/#/620e82a1e470450018ca02a3 [https://quiz.tryinteract.com/#/620e82a1e470450018ca02a3] Website: The Scoop on Balance [https://thescooponbalance.com] https://thescooponbalance.com [https://thescooponbalance.com] Next Steps: >Subscribe to the Time for Mom weekly devotion and newsletter: https://bit.ly/timeformomsubscribe [https://bit.ly/timeformomsubscribe] >Leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts! https://bit.ly/timeformompodcast [https://bit.ly/timeformompodcast] >Need a mom mentor? Schedule a 1:1 Time for Mom coaching call: https://bit.ly/tfmcoaching [https://bit.ly/tfmcoaching]
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