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"Emotional support of the finest kind: funny, uplifting, reassuring, real and wise. A truly 'mothering' book for mothers... and their children will benefit hugely." (Stephanie Dowrick, author of Choosing Happiness)
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- M
- 08-31-20
helped me as a single mother
I have been struggling with connecting what I'm learning and being a mother... this is the 1st step to get deeper into my learning and helping be a calm mother... a child's mental health is so important and as a mother we are the 1st defense in building them to be a strong loving adult...
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- Jen
- 02-16-14
Helpful Book!
What made the experience of listening to Buddhism for Mothers the most enjoyable?
I find this book helpful. I saw that one reviewer called it negative. I don't see it that way and in fact, to say that may actually be evidence that one missed the point of the book. It's very calming, realistic and helpful. The author acknowledges many of the challenges of parenthood (as opposed to using motherhood only because this advice is equally good for fathers.) I'd highly recommend this book and have already done so to several friends and family members. It's definitely on the "self-help" train. So, be prepared for that approach.
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- GreenOooLaLa
- 10-25-11
Good general read
I really liked this book. The narrator has a neutral voice and the content is pretty grounded. It's a great just general check in and listen and evaluate kind of book. One that you could read over and over. One huge downside is they keep referring to the appendix. And audio book - that is hard. Would have been nice to amend that somehow.
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- Chelsea C.
- 02-28-20
Life changing
I am not done with this audible yet (over half way)but I felt compelled to share how life changing this book has been for me as a (stay at home) mother to two little boys ages 1.5 and 4. I have felt a lot of anger and frustration with them lately and every little thing from this book resonates so deeply with me. I am not Buddhist but sometimes study Buddhist teachings. I will be recommending this to all types of parents. I want to re-listen with my husband as I think it will help him. This book should be called “Buddhism for parents” because I think fathers could relate and benefit from this book too.
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- Joanna
- 05-25-16
great audiobook
love it , easy to listen to, a must to have on your home library
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- Olivia
- 10-27-11
Extremely helpful! :)
Very accessible and helpful advice for all parents. It assisted me to refresh and inspire my spirit whilst my parenting was going through a difficult patch. The relationship with my child (and myself) has benefited enormously. :) :) :) I am keeping this audiobook on hand to listen to whenever I feel I need a reminder about what is important! (My only criticism is sometimes the case studies were a little cliche and over simplified - but this is such a minor thing in a book that is so inspiring).
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- cdn
- 12-19-20
A Must read/Listen to for everyone
I’m relistening to this book since it’s a major mental pick me up these days... I love the gentle voice of the narrator too
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- Amazon Customer
- 02-25-13
Buddhism for Mother's Recommended
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Yes. Buddhism for mothers was very inspirational and well recieved. I enjoyed every moment of it. It provides down to earth explanations for lay practitioners and real life stories which are easy to relate to as a mother.
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- Galina
- 08-19-18
amazing!!
great book! loved it very much! will recommend for every mother to read! thank you
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- Terri
- 01-20-11
fun and insightful
A great listen to for mothers of children or those who are thinking about mothering in the future.
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