Project: Say it loud! | Inspiration & Insight
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I'm going next week to have the launch party for my new book After Birth - It all forgot to say. The book is a different mammabok where I talk about my experience of time after the birth of my first child. My husband Vince asked if I should have some sort of entertainment, other than that I myself was to speak. I replied instantly dresser that it would be very strange with some other form of entertainment dresser than myself, when this book was only my history and everything here is clearly all about me.
But then I got thinking a bit about, I began to look through all the emails, sms's and instagram dresser messages I received from people out there. People were so happy that I finally said these things out loud. That I was not afraid to be honest, but said how I had it in the time after birth. That I had been open and honest about how things dresser were, though perhaps not as rosy as it often was presented. Many people recognized themselves in my book and the other had a completely different story again about his time of birth. dresser But all we are pleased that it is ok to be honest about what it was. It is not a right way to feel at birth.
Eventually I realized that this book is far from just about me. It's really dresser very little dresser about me. I'm just one example. And I thought it best to give the book would be that I could now call myself a writer. But the best thing about this is to hear other people's stories and other people who are honest and who dare to say it out loud. I therefore found out that this book is about saying it out loud - although perhaps not the most appropriate or what people want to hear.
Send me either on my mail johanna@johannastyle.com or in the comments on my blog www.johannastyle.com, your word that describes how you felt at the time of birth. I know that one word is small, but you will see why. On my launch party I have in fact decided to cover all the walls in Cappelen Damm with all their words. I want it to primarily be about being honest and open and to be allowed to say how you really felt - both if it is bad or good. I also want us all to help make what I tried to do with this book - namely, to send someone a smile between nailing. And I still cry once in a while, so I need it still. What I notice that I often answer people is that it's good to hear that there are more of us. That there are more who had it as me. It is good to understand. And that's what I want to achieve with this.
Really should this project or challenge has been, for more than just my launch party. Actually, we should all hang our words around everywhere in the city, I think, so we could all smiled to ourselves when we saw the word "exhausted" and "terrified" overhangs around the bus shelter and tree trunks. But I'll start with the launch party, and I hope it only balls at them.
"After just a few weeks after birth and there will be a midwife from the clinic back to the freshly parents to ensure that all is well. They are going to check the baby's dresser fine, that the home is able to accommodate a child and that it has not clicked for parents simply. I heard so many horror stories about this visit. There was one who told me that she had put out a bowl of nuts, hoping to show some hospitality and got skin full of midwife dresser for it could always be dangerous for the baby. When she later gjøv close with strawberries which she thought would be a sign of healthiness shook midwife dresser disappointed at the head of this new mother who did not know that one should stay away from this when breastfed. The midwife had finally opened the fridge door and found a large glass of honey that turns out to be toxic to children under one year. This poor new mother was almost sure they were going to bring her child. But there were several who also said that this midwife visit was just nice. It was supposed to be intended to aid and support to the mother. I decided quickly to impress.
It was important not to appear as an over stressed mother who had fallen under the pressure. I would accept this midwife to a lovely clean and decorated home. Maybe I should bake o
Work Life Events Child Health boating Berlin Biography birthday cupcakes Photo of the day Documentary Fest Philosophy fly Parenthood Photo Recreational gift books Garden Handcraft History Hobby Dog Breeds What's your name? Hunting July Christmas Cakes Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church Cookbook local food Cultural Cultural Tours Art Low carb low carb debate Health Literature lifestyle Running Month Hobby Month Knitting Pattern food fish dishes Medicine Anniversaries Fashion Motivation music natural Name Norway Travel Self Development High sensitivity ski training angling Close to life burned fitness training books Uncategorized Weekly recipe
I'm going next week to have the launch party for my new book After Birth - It all forgot to say. The book is a different mammabok where I talk about my experience of time after the birth of my first child. My husband Vince asked if I should have some sort of entertainment, other than that I myself was to speak. I replied instantly dresser that it would be very strange with some other form of entertainment dresser than myself, when this book was only my history and everything here is clearly all about me.
But then I got thinking a bit about, I began to look through all the emails, sms's and instagram dresser messages I received from people out there. People were so happy that I finally said these things out loud. That I was not afraid to be honest, but said how I had it in the time after birth. That I had been open and honest about how things dresser were, though perhaps not as rosy as it often was presented. Many people recognized themselves in my book and the other had a completely different story again about his time of birth. dresser But all we are pleased that it is ok to be honest about what it was. It is not a right way to feel at birth.
Eventually I realized that this book is far from just about me. It's really dresser very little dresser about me. I'm just one example. And I thought it best to give the book would be that I could now call myself a writer. But the best thing about this is to hear other people's stories and other people who are honest and who dare to say it out loud. I therefore found out that this book is about saying it out loud - although perhaps not the most appropriate or what people want to hear.
Send me either on my mail johanna@johannastyle.com or in the comments on my blog www.johannastyle.com, your word that describes how you felt at the time of birth. I know that one word is small, but you will see why. On my launch party I have in fact decided to cover all the walls in Cappelen Damm with all their words. I want it to primarily be about being honest and open and to be allowed to say how you really felt - both if it is bad or good. I also want us all to help make what I tried to do with this book - namely, to send someone a smile between nailing. And I still cry once in a while, so I need it still. What I notice that I often answer people is that it's good to hear that there are more of us. That there are more who had it as me. It is good to understand. And that's what I want to achieve with this.
Really should this project or challenge has been, for more than just my launch party. Actually, we should all hang our words around everywhere in the city, I think, so we could all smiled to ourselves when we saw the word "exhausted" and "terrified" overhangs around the bus shelter and tree trunks. But I'll start with the launch party, and I hope it only balls at them.
"After just a few weeks after birth and there will be a midwife from the clinic back to the freshly parents to ensure that all is well. They are going to check the baby's dresser fine, that the home is able to accommodate a child and that it has not clicked for parents simply. I heard so many horror stories about this visit. There was one who told me that she had put out a bowl of nuts, hoping to show some hospitality and got skin full of midwife dresser for it could always be dangerous for the baby. When she later gjøv close with strawberries which she thought would be a sign of healthiness shook midwife dresser disappointed at the head of this new mother who did not know that one should stay away from this when breastfed. The midwife had finally opened the fridge door and found a large glass of honey that turns out to be toxic to children under one year. This poor new mother was almost sure they were going to bring her child. But there were several who also said that this midwife visit was just nice. It was supposed to be intended to aid and support to the mother. I decided quickly to impress.
It was important not to appear as an over stressed mother who had fallen under the pressure. I would accept this midwife to a lovely clean and decorated home. Maybe I should bake o
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