Have you found that raising children can be stressful? I don't think I know mother who doesn't tell me about

the day-to-day difficulties of raising children and all of the stress that it comes with.

As beautiful as it is to parent, it is also taxing on our emotions and our stress levels.

But it doesn't really have to be.

And when I try to talk to a lot of women about when I go all around and speaking events

is about, you know, mindful parenting and parenting by the Sunda is less about reacting

and more about getting into like what actually is going on with the child.

And by doing that, you can have a much

less stressful parenting experience and you might actually find your children learning from

what you have to say as opposed to ignoring it and thrashing on the ground in a tantrum be it a two-year-old

all the way up to a 10 or 12-year-old, they could be slamming doors and going to

their room and telling you what a bad mom you are. I mean, we've all been there at different times.

But it's what we do in the next moments that really matter. Hello, Samaraliki for our

Mindful Muslim Speaks, the podcast where we are empowering women to grow and thrive.

And today is a day where I decided, you know, let's shift up. There's been a

moment of time where I haven't gotten to talk to you guys about some parenting. And I want to go back to,

you know, time and time again, really thinking about our parenting styles and if they're aligned

with the sunnah. And, you know, the thing about the Prophet Peace be upon him is he wasn't a reactive person. Things would happen him all the time. He would get, you know, the thing about the prophet peace be upon him is he wasn't a reactive person.

Um, things would happen him all the time.

He would get, you know, dealt with really poorly on all levels, right?

On the social level, the political level.

I mean, even when he's praying, he's had, um, you know, the guts of camels been thrown over his back.

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