Become a confident mom with The Confident Mom herself

by Kelly OConnell · March 21, 2013

Sometimes us moms can feel overwhelmed, unequipped, or just in need of a boost. That’s why we are so thrilled to introduce you to Susan Heid of The Confident Mom. The Confident Mom is a blog dedicated to helping moms manage their home, deal with stress, and conquer time management. Our favorite thing from the blog—her weekly household tips, like the best way to declutter the bathroom. To become a more confident mom, meet Susan…

Where I’m based: Just outside Seattle

How long I’ve been blogging: I started The Confident Mom just over four years ago.

Blog basics: The Confident Mom is an inspiring and up-beat website designed to help you to be the calm, cool and confident mom your family wants and needs you to be. Your actions are critical to creating a peaceful, orderly home and fostering strong family relationships. From parenting principles, home management strategies, self-care ideas and real-life stories from yours truly; it’s all here and more!

Other blogs I love: Inspired to Action, Four Generations One Roof, An Oregon Cottage, My Blessed Life, Money Saving Mom and Six Sisters Stuff.

My guilty pleasure: Chocolate-covered peanut clusters.

Last thing I bought: A bunch of fresh daffodils.

What’s your best advice for balancing the demands of motherhood? Give yourself a break — lower your expectations and celebrate the things you do accomplish. It is all not wrapped up pretty, it can be frustrating and you sometimes just need to go with the flow!

What’s the most rewarding part of your job? I can work from home, and I get to meet great moms from all over the world and support them in the most important job ever.

How do your children describe you? Fun, creative and silly — and my 3-year-old just said I was a chicken!

What is one small thing moms can do right now to become more confident? Have faith in your ability and realize that God gave you just what you need to be the best mom for your kids. You know them best and you can meet the needs that they have. Remember, Mom does know best!