- Follow Your Nose
Smell can be a powerful stress reducer. Essential oils are a popular way to stay calm. You can you rub some on your wrists or neck and take deep breaths with your eyes closed. You can also use an oil diffuser around your house. When you find your favorite scent, you can also find some peace.
- Listen In
Turn on a soft, meditative track when you notice any stressful moods powering up in your house. You can turn on classical music, calming sounds, or tracks inspired by nature to keep the mood light. You can also turn on a favorite song and sing along or have a family karaoke moment to turn around the bad mood train.
- Stretch It Out
Distract your mind with some stretches. Have your kids make up some stretches that you can all spend a few minutes trying out. You can show them your favorite stretches, as well. This can keep everyone connected, distracted, and calm. Use it as an opportunity to catch up with each other, or to have a few moments to think about what made you feel grateful today.
- Keep Track of To-dos
Remind yourself how much you’re accomplishing and taking care of by writing it all out. This will help you keep track of upcoming things you need to do, while also allowing you to pat yourself on the back for doing so much already.
You can help your family with simple things to make you smile.
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