1 Key to being a Great Mom

By Julian Redwood, MFT

Women’s natural instincts to be great moms can unfortunately lead to a real imbalance in the family and cause a lot of unnecessary suffering.

So often in today’s homes, the women are overburdened with parenting responsibilities while the men feel like second class parents.

Fortunately, it’s quite possible to prevent this painful dynamic and support your family to thrive.

This week’s video shows the mom’s what they can do to help their half of the equation.

Watch more including the counterpart video for Dads at www.FullFrontalFatherhood.com.

By Julian Redwood, MFT

Julian Redwood is the founder of Full Frontal Fatherhood and a licensed Marriage & Family Therapist. Engaged fathers make the home a wonderful place. www.FullFrontalFatherhood.com gives them the DIY tools to be that dad. And gives moms the skills to empower, collaborate and thrive with their men.

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