Kathleen A.
Every detail of this beautiful journal shows the caring and dedication of its creators. Using it is soothing and gently transformational. I'm so grateful for this!
Ann Marie M.
I'm so grateful to be on the front end of The Mom Journal. It is beautifully designed with inspiring prompts and artwork. For those of trying to return to the whole human we were intended to be, this is a wonderful addition to the journey.
Ashley R.
I absolutely love The Mom Journal! I've wanted to be better (more consistent) about journaling but often get overwhelmed about what to write. The simple guidance helps me overcome that but still is general enough to not make me feel trapped in a strict formula. The brain dump pages and weekly prompts are wonderful. And the artwork is absolutely stunning. I *highly* recommend The Mom Journal!!
Kelly B.
I absolutely love The Mom Journal. One part planner and one part journal, it meets many of my practical needs (keep me organized and sane) while also gently nudging me to take time to explore my inner needs. Very, very clever! I can't wait to see where it takes me!
Ria M.
So happy to have this and Graeme's brilliance at my fingertips. Life is bound to be damn near unbearable for the next few months and this couldn't have come at a better time. ❤
Catherine B.
So happy to have received this and it’s amazing content! This is going to be such a great resource for me to mom myself!!!
Rhoda Z.
I got this journal as a gift for my best friend and she was on the verge of tears as she looked through it. She absolutely loves it.
Mary H.
I am not a planner or journal person but something about the concept of this struck me. Practically, it is beautiful and well laid out. The prompts are useful and makes me think. The brain dump page is perfect! The art work is stunning and I can spend a lot of time just looking at the art. I would frame some. I bought this book for a friend. It was the perfect gift she said to help guide her at this exact moment. I feel like this was perfect book for any mom at any stage in her life.
Marlise B.
I was absolutely overcome when the journal arrived, and I started to look through it. Like a breath of relief. There is just enough structure and encouragement to get my mind churning, but freedom and grace for life. I appreciate that I can date as needed, because mom life inevitably happens and interrupts even my best habits. Now, I can take my time working through the journal without feeling guilty about yet another thing. Thank you so much for this amazing gift in journal form of obvious love and care.
Stephanie L.
I find myself not knowing I need something until it arrives. That's what Graeme's words have been in my life for awhile, so when she put The Mom Journal on Kickstarter, I leapt on it.
Even still, when it arrived, I sat stunned. My very first impression was that hashtag #WholeHumanMama.
Whole humans. That's who I'm trying to raise, but what does it mean for ME to be a whole human? Have I been remembering to BE that?
I thought I'd wait until December-whole month you know, but then I read the very first prompt and it's there. That first answer to what I needed to say, today. November 8th.
So, journal month numbered and started. The concept that my right to humanity is not erased by motherhood and marriage.
The prompts that follow the first are timed and placed so skillfully. It's literally designed to help us form our whole human selves, whatever that looks like.
Also- the art!! I cannot wait to dive into Natalyn's FB page. Gorgeous. The whole thing.
My heart is full, thank you for being here to teach us. To help us learn how to know better and do better. I'm so glad to know you, to have this opportunity to learn to know myself.
Stephanie
