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Listen to Your Mother (And To Me!)
Updated: May 12, 2015
Originally Published: April 7, 2010
Emily Jean, the founder of the Listen to Your Mother initiative, has been a long-time colleague and supporter of mine in the blogging community. We’ve been encouraging one another for many years, and today, as her first book is released, I want to share my excitement.
Like me, Emily believes that every mother has a unique narrative to share. Each spring, she and her talented team of show producers provide a platform for mothers nationwide to express their individual experiences of motherhood. The stories range from hilariously funny to deeply moving, and some are even heart-wrenching. However, they all share a singular theme: the journey of being a mother.
Listen to Your Mother: What She Said Then, What We’re Saying Now is a compilation of the years’ worth of performances from these shows. This book is designed to help you feel more connected in this often underappreciated endeavor and will surely have you nodding in agreement. Most importantly, it may motivate you to pen down your own experiences, as we all have valuable stories to narrate.
I encourage you to join me in supporting this remarkable movement! And be sure to purchase your tickets for the show. This article was initially published on April 7, 2010.
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Summary:
In summary, Emily Jean’s Listen to Your Mother project emphasizes the importance of sharing motherhood experiences. The stories told are diverse yet relatable, reminding mothers that they are not alone in their journey. The book serves as a source of comfort and inspiration for all mothers, encouraging them to articulate their own narratives.
Keyphrase: motherhood stories
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