Motherhood can be tough, trying, and exhausting. Yet at the same time, it has overwhelming highs and is far too fleeting. When going through the tougher parenting moments, some moms find it helpful to adopt a personal mantra; a sentence or phrase that they repeat to themselves when things get difficult or frustrating. Here are 8 inspiring mantras that you might want to adopt as your own. - By Michelle Horton
You May House Their Bodies but Not Their Souls
This line pops into my head more often than I could count. From the poem "The Prophet," it's a reminder that, even as babies, these children have their own minds, their own personalities, and their own souls. "They come through you but not from you," the poem says. For someone who already knows she'll have a hard time letting go one day, I've adopted this poem as a personal mantra.
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You May House Their Bodies but Not Their Souls
This line pops into my head more often than I could count. From the poem "The Prophet," it's a reminder that, even as babies, these children have their own minds, their own personalities, and their own souls. "They come through you but not from you," the poem says. For someone who already knows she'll have a hard time letting go one day, I've adopted this poem as a personal mantra.