Lesley Prosko’s Instagram Moms Are Full of Sht* empowers moms to overcome guilt, reject perfection, and embrace real motherhood. Available now!
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Motherhood is often painted as a joyful and fulfilling experience, yet many mothers face emotional battles, internal insecurity, and overwhelming expectations for maternal perfection. In her latest book, Instagram Moms are Full of Sh*t: To Hell With Mom Shaming, Lesley Prosko takes a raw and honest look at the mental and emotional challenges modern mothers face and provides a much-needed message of reassurance and empowerment.
Through heartfelt storytelling and deep reflection, Prosko exposes the hidden difficulties that mothers encounter as she explores workplace and family management, along with insights into societal norms that create motherhood-related self-doubt. The author fights against the unrealistic motherhood standards that plague society while supporting mothers in their individual parenting experiences.
Key Themes in the Book:
- The emotional burden of mom guilt and how to overcome it.
- Why the pressure to be the “perfect mom” is damaging to mental health.
- The impact of social media on motherhood expectations and self-worth.
- How to find confidence in your parenting choices despite outside opinions.
“Mothers are constantly expected to do it all, but no one talks about how exhausting and emotionally draining that expectation can be,” says Prosko. “This book is for every mom who has ever doubted herself, felt overwhelmed, or struggled with the weight of perfection. You are not alone.”
With a compassionate and supportive tone, Prosko’s book is a must-read for moms who need encouragement, validation, and the freedom to embrace their own version of motherhood.
Availability:
Lesley Prosko’s book is now available on Amazon and select bookstores.
About Lesley Prosko:
Lesley Prosko is an author and advocate for mental health and self-acceptance in motherhood. Through her writing, she empowers moms to release guilt, reject unrealistic standards, and embrace the messy, beautiful reality of parenting.