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Your cart is empty.Prioritise Your Mental Health Parenthood can be overwhelming and it's easy to forget to care for yourself. These cards provide gentle reminders to prioritise your emotional wellbeing, helping you manage stress and anxiety while navigating the demands of early parenthood. Find Calm Amidst Chaos If you’re feeling overwhelmed by sleepless nights, constant feeds and new responsibilities, Mind Cards: New Parent Edition offer quick, calming activities that fit into your busy day, helping you reset and recharge. Struggling with Lack of Sleep and Emotional Ups and Downs? The sleepless nights and constant demands of a newborn can take a toll on your well-being. Mind Cards: New Parent Edition offers mindfulness exercises and gratitude practices to help you find calm and focus during those tough moments. Reconnect with Yourself In the whirlwind of caring for your baby, it’s easy to lose touch with yourself. The thoughtful prompts encourage self-reflection, helping you reconnect with who you are outside of being a parent. Easy Self-Care in a Busy Schedule No time for long self-care routines? These cards offer short, manageable activities you can easily do during naptime or even while feeding your baby, making self-care accessible no matter how busy you are. Build Emotional Resilience for the Journey Ahead Parenthood is a journey with ups and downs. By using Mind Cards: New Parent Edition regularly, you'll develop emotional resilience, helping you navigate the challenges of early parenthood with more patience and self-compassion.
So Soki
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 27, 2025
Firstly, these cards look cute but simple and not too much to them. There are around 45/50 cards with such a mix of things on them. Some are good others are just not going to be helpful to a new mum or really make much sense as to when they have time to do certain things having a newborn.
Polly
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 22, 2025
These are so great. They’d make the most lovely gift for someone expecting, or for yourself before the little one arrives! Great quality cards with such thrift provoking sentiments on each.
Jason Yip
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 7, 2025
I counsel people, couples too, and I thought these cards would be useful for helping new parents cope with their newborn. I think the cards do have a place, but they're very much a marmite thing - you either embrace mindfulness, or you think it's akin to astrology.The cards are £15 at the moment, which I think is quite steep for what looks like a bunch of business cards. I think these will serve me (as a counsellor for new parents) far better than it would for parents themselves, as I can't see the average parent dropping everything to read one of these cards.
G. Nickson
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 26, 2025
These are good quality cards if not a little on the pricey side for what they are. If it's your kind of thing then go for it, however it's unclear really how practical they really are. They are certainly not as useful for a clinician as they might be for a counsellor, and for an end user, the practicality is a little unclear.
AGW
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 30, 2025
A a parent and a grand parent, I found the slogans on these cards totally unreal, they have very little to do with mindfulness, for example, "take five minutes to sit with your thoughts" for a mother of a new born or anything up to toddler, is just imho, unhelpful advice. or "Cook a nutritious meal and sit at the table to eat it". Oh, yes, when you been up six times last night, feeding and cuddling the first born, all you want and need to do is crash out. As one of my kids remarked when they had their first child "Nobody told me it would be like this". In such cirumstances, these cards will vanish to the bottom of a great heap of necessary things to do, and be forgotten in a fog of fatigue. Good luck, mums and dads!!
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