Daily with Princess 🤎
24 Sept 2026
Today's topic
The Way You Speak to Yourself Matters, Mama
You burnt the rice and called yourself stupid. You were late to pickup and called yourself useless. Mama — would you EVER let anyone speak to your child that way? The voice you use on yourself is the voice your children are learning. Today, let's soften the prosecutor in your head.
Take a moment before you continue with your day.
Speak to yourself today the way you'd want your child to speak to themselves. They're listening.
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