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  • In Grumpy Mom Takes a Holiday, Val exposes twenty of the most prominent misconceptions of todayā€™s culture. Lies like, ā€œMoms are ticking time bombs of emotions.ā€ or ā€œCoffee and wine are required to get me through the day.ā€ Identifying the subtle lies that trip us up is just the first part; she follows it up with biblical truth and practical tips. So, at the end of each chapter, get ready for clear action steps, Scripture to meditate on and a pre-written prayers to cling to when times get tough!
  • The world offers up a pretty one-dimensional definition of motherhood: Coffee is king and has our undevoted allegiance, yoga pants and dry shampoo are the unofficial uniform, but these things just aren’t enough to keep us hope-filled when the everyday of life happens. We need a more invigorating definition of motherhood–the one that comes straight from Godā€™s Word.
  • We CAN experience peace & joy in motherhood. ā€œGrumpy Mom Takes a Holiday,ā€ dives into 20 different stereotypes (AKA lies) about what motherhood is like and how to take them captive and replace them with truth.
  • Hereā€™s hope for every mom who needs an escape–not from motherhood, but from the lies that threaten to steal your joy.
  • With this book, mommas will be diving into a more refreshing motherhood–one filled with peace and joy instead of the one filled with anxiety and dread that the world would have us believe is the only way. A motherhood where a good day isnā€™t defined by a long-enough nap time or a perfectly hot cup of coffee in the morning. One where you can actually approach the hours between nap time and dinner with confidence and enthusiasm.

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