Some of the areas in which I am learning to accept myself:
I accept I am a human being before I am a parent
I accept I have limitations and many shortcomings, and this is okay
I accept I don’t always know the right way
I accept I am often ashamed to admit my own failings
I accept I frequently lose my center worse than my child ever does
I accept I can be selfish and unthinking in my dealings with my child
I accept I sometimes fumble and stumble as a parent
I accept I don’t always know how to respond to my child
I accept that at times I say and do the wrong thing with my child
I accept that at times I’m too tired to be sane
I accept that at times I’m too preoccupied to be present for my child
I accept I am trying my best, and that this is good enough
I accept my imperfections and my imperfect life
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