Mommy Confidence: 8 Easy Steps to Reclaiming Balance, Motivation and Your Inner Diva

Learn how to create the happiness you deserve.

When was the last time one of your dreams came true?  Do you often daydream about your old office cubicle, or how nice it would be to lounge on a Tahitian beach?

Mommies everywhere want to be the best parent, loving wife, and loyal PTA member. Many moms spend most of their days fulfilling the obligations of everyday life.  We spend very little time nurturing ourselves or taking time away from the family for mommy cherishing activities

Mommy Confidence is a brief but powerful read and is based on tips from America’s Go-To Mom, Kimberley Clayton Blaine who, through eight practical steps, helps mommies to build inner strength, confidence, and motivation.  Learn how to become more self-aware, bond with other women, become calm and centered, and obtain the goals you often dream about. 

Kimberley walks you through easy steps in a loving and witty way on how to:

• Choose a parenting style that complements your personality
• Make your dreams a reality
• Break the cycle of mommy competition
• Create your Life Wish List
• How to become a better mommy

About the Author

Kimberley Clayton Blaine is the founder and executive producer of the grassroots webshow www.TheGoToMom.TV, which has an estimated combined website affiliate of over two million viewers.  A powerful and inspiring speaker, she lectures frequently and teaches "Early Childhood Brain Development" and "Positive Discipline Strategies" at UCLA Extension.  Kimberley’s years of hands-on experience, her work with children and parents, and her own adventures in Mommyhood have made The Go-To Mom one of the country’s most respected and popular leaders in the field of positive parenting.  Kimberley Clayton Blaine is a mother, national parenting expert, and licensed family and child therapist who specializes in working with children ages newborn to six years old.  Kimberley is currently the social marketing director of a Los Angeles-based Early Childhood Mental Health Campaign funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (SAMHSA).