Sarah Napthali uses traditional Buddhsim as a basis for raising babies and children to heighten the emotional connection between mother and child, and make the path easier.
In this interview with TV Presenter Jacinta Tynan, Sarah – the author of Buddhism For Mothers – explains why she’s a great believer in the “value of the pause”.
Jacinta says that Sarah’s book was her bible when she first became a mother, and praised it for helping you concentrate on the joy of being a mother and the importance of mindfulness.
This post was last modified on 09/04/2021 10:32 am
Jacinta Tynan: Jacinta Tynan is a proud mother of two young boys. The former Sky Newsreader helps ease new mother’s lives by sharing the expert advice she receives along the way as she raises her own children. Her segments are full of useful tips and advice about how to make the most of this motherhood journey. Jacinta is also the author of Mother Zen (Harlequin) part memoir, part manifesto of modern motherhood about her attempts to be a more conscious and present parent. She also publishes a website motherzen.com interviewing parenting experts and other parents about how to make motherhood easier.