HEY MOTHER-IN-LAW,
I KNOW A SECRET.
The secret to having a great relationship with your son’s wife.
Wanna know what it is?
YOU'VE PROBABLY NOTICED,
YOUR DAUGHTER-IN-LAW HOLDS THE KEYS
- She decides how much time you spend with your grandkids
- She influences the relationship you have with your son
- She decides how her family celebrates the holidays
- She chooses how often her family comes for Sunday dinner
- She decides when her family joins extended family vacations
- She decides if you get invited to soccer games and dance recitals
Sound about right?
you raised your son for the first 18 years of his life
You took him to every ball practice and attended every game.
You made his favorite meals and baked him his favorite treats.
You helped him write his essays and stayed up to chat with him after his dates.
The two of you were as thick as thieves.
then things changed.
Your son became an adult, he found the girl of his dreams, and he married her.
Too quickly you went from the passenger seat to the back seat.
It was hard!
Nobody told you he would move on and leave a hole in your heart.
Sometimes you wish things could go back to the way they were before.
Sometimes you find yourself thinking about it more than you’d like to admit.
Sometimes you have thoughts about his wife and how she’s not quite measuring up.
i get it mama!
This transition is hard. It’s the one thing nobody prepared you for. The thing nobody talks about.
No one gave you a book to read or offered you a class to take,
UNTIL NOW.
I HAVE THE ANSWER.
I CREATED A CLASS THAT WILL
CHANGE YOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR DAUGHTER-IN-LAW FOREVER.
SIGN UP FOR A FREE DISCOVERY CALL AND LEARN
HOW THIS CLASS CAN HELP YOU TODAY.
"There are two main types of mothers-in-law, those you would not suspect as holding
this particular office, and those who leave no doubt in your mind about it."
Which one are you?
Several years ago I found myself perusing a little gift shop in Cotswold England, where I stumbled upon a tiny red book called
“How To Be A Good Mother-In-Law.”
This book was laced with wisdom and British humor, and I was hooked from the very first line.
“There are two main types of mothers-in-law, those you would not suspect as holding this particular office, and those who leave no doubt in your mind about it.”
During the train ride to Kenzington, I read it from cover to cover.
This book was GOLD, and left me wondering two things.
Why are so many mothers-in-law frustrated with their son’s wives?
Who would let women know this relationship can be joyful and special, even sacred?
Here’s the thing.
I know more than anyone that this relationship can be miserable,
but I also know it can be the exact opposite.
The reality?
Peace and love doesn’t just happen. Without knowing a few good rules, you’re probably going to figure it out after it’s too late, or maybe not at all.
I’ve got some great news.
I know the one simple thing that is an absolute game changer when it comes to a loving relationship with your daughter-in-law.
So I ask you fellow mother-in-law, are you ready to take this relationship to the next level? Are you ready to be better than mediocre? Are you ready to wear the title of mother-in-law like a badge of honor? A gift from God?
I believe family relationships last beyond the grave, and if you believe this too, then this relationship is forever.
Are you ready to make this relationship a blessing in your life?
Let’s get on a quick, free call and I can help you understand the one thing you can start doing today that will change your life forever.
ARE YOU A MAGNIF-
ICENT MOTHER-IN-LAW?
I came across a news headline announcing that Ree Drummond (The Pioneer Woman) had lost her mother-in-law. I honestly didn’t think much about it until I read what Ree had to say about this woman.
DO YOU KNOW YOUR
EMOTIONAL IQ?
THIS COULD MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE
WHEN IT COMES TO A RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR
SON AND HIS WIFE.
take a 10 questions quiz today
"what she said"
I REALLY DECIDED TO GO ALL IN AND TAKE A LOOK AT HOW I COULD MAKE THINGS BETTER. AS A RESULT I FEEL SO MUCH CLOSER AND CONNECTED TO my DIL, MY son, and THEIR family. THE LOVE COMES SO MUCH EASIER AS I HAVE LEARNED HOW TO ALLOW MY DIL TO BE WHO SHE IS WITHOUT EXPECTING HER TO CHANGE. LEARNING THIS HAS BEEN THE ONE OF THE BEST AWAKENINGS OF MY LIFE.
