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Happiness is the Mother-Children Time
How to upset a mom in 10 seconds or less?
It is when someone tries to tell you how to raise your child.
It is when someone tries to tell you how to raise your child.
A daughter once asked her mother: Every profession requires a license to prove one’s qualifications—so why is parenting, perhaps the most serious profession of all, exempt? It may sound like a silly question, yet it carries truth. How prepared are you, really, for the role of parent?
My name is Sheron. If you met me, you might see a clever, rational, optimistic woman. That’s how I liked to describe myself. But behind that picture was a winding path—stumbles in my career, heartbreaks in my relationship. It wasn’t until I turned 50 that I realized something deeper was always at play in my life: my inner wounded child had been quietly shaping my subconscious mind, keeping me stuck in the same patterns, like a groundhog darts in a looping, puzzle-like circle, repeating the same pattern over and over.
I’ve often been a pushover—quick to settle, eager for approval from authority, and deeply sensitive to criticism or blame. Over time, I began to examine my childhood more closely. Through research and my years of teaching in schools, an idea lit up in my mind.
If I could step into a time machine and visit my 30-year-old self—the young mother raising a toddler—I would share with her the parenting wisdom I’ve gathered since then. Gentle tricks, precious insights, the kind of guidance that would have eased her burdens and enriched her child’s world.
I’ve often been a pushover—quick to settle, eager for approval from authority, and deeply sensitive to criticism or blame. Over time, I began to examine my childhood more closely. Through research and my years of teaching in schools, an idea lit up in my mind.
If I could step into a time machine and visit my 30-year-old self—the young mother raising a toddler—I would share with her the parenting wisdom I’ve gathered since then. Gentle tricks, precious insights, the kind of guidance that would have eased her burdens and enriched her child’s world.
Mom's Secrets
Genius Moments
window age / talent types / identify tools
Mirror Effects
copy parent / selfcare / shift perspectives
Core Subconscious Belief (coming soon)
wounded inner child / confidence wonder child
Time Travel Story
before the coffee gets cold / part 1 and 2