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    How to become a happy mum and stay sane

    October 17, 2015 /

    What are 10 ways to become a happy mum? Not every mum is happy all of the time or even most of the time.   I love my children but there are times when I have struggled so as I hit the teen and tween years, I am going to share some of my lessons on what has helped me be happier as a mum. 1. Have confidence in yourself and your ability to be a mum. People have done it for years so why should you be the one who messes it up? Believe you are a great mum and see what happens. 2. Look at your own individual…

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