You love your daughter. But somewhere between your job, dinner, laundry, and trying to remember who's supposed to be where, it's easy to wonder if you're giving her enough of yourself. Add in the guilt and criticism working moms know all too well, and the pressure can feel overwhelming. Whether she's just starting kindergarten or navigating the teen years, you want to build a relationship with her that lasts.
In Girl Day: How Working Moms Can Spend Quality Time with Their Daughter in Only Minutes, Antoinette Mays introduces two practical, intentional frameworks: Girl Day and micro-moments.
Inside, you'll discover how to:
Have Girl Day with her
Use micro-moments to share wisdom
Create a safe space where your daughter can open up
Pass down values without adding to your schedule
Protect your bond as she grows
Repair the relationship after mistakes
You don't have to choose between being a working mom and having a close relationship with your daughter.
Don't worry. This isn't about finding another ten free hours every week. (If you happen to find ten free hours, though, please tell the rest of us where they were hiding.)