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My Worst Nightmare—What If I Accidentally Raise the Bully?

I was raising my own worst nightmare. Smack dab in the middle of my brood of five kids, was a charismatic, sassy, leggy, blonde, dance-y, athletic girl oozing confidence...

Michael Oher Adoption Lie: Says He Was Blindsided In Real Life By “Blind Side” Family

It's been 14 years since smash Blockbuster "The Blind Side" made its debut in theaters. This week, former NFL star Michael Oher, whose real life story the movie is based on says it's all a lie.

World Cup Champ Olga Carmona Learns Father Died After Scoring Winning Goal

Millions around the world saw the victorious photo of Spain's 29-year-old soccer star, Olga Carmona, celebrating with her jersey in her teeth after she scored the winning (and only!) goal in the World Cup Finals against Australia Sunday. She didn't know at the time that her own father had passed away during the winning match.

“Don’t Ever Talk About Yourself Like That in Front of Our Girls Again”: Husband Calls Wife Out, Sends Powerful Message to Women Everywhere

When it comes to raising strong, cherished women in Christ—who understand and value true, authentic self-love—we really suck.

Not only does society make it impossible to feel proud of the skin you’re in, but Satan has a stronghold on most of us in that his lies and tactics are powerful in making us feel worthless.

What’s worse is that we often speak our own insecurities onto the next generation. When our daughters are young, we are the most beautiful woman they’ve ever seen. Beauty is everywhere, and anyone wearing a dress is automatically a princess.

But as they mature, the way we see ourselves—and more importantly the way we speak about ourselves—directly influences the way they think about themselves.

If you’re the most beautiful woman in the world, and you’re disgusted by yourself, then you’ve inadvertently created a cycle for your daughter to only believe the same lies about herself.

But mamas, it’s time we take a stand. No more self-hate—we weren’t created to live that way.

HaHas for HooHas blogger, Anna Lind Thomas, speaks some honest and powerful truth to the body image mess we’re guilty of getting ourselves stuck in.

In a moment of brutal honesty, her own husband called her out about her cruel self-talk in front of their daughters—and now Anna is passing the sobering but powerful message along to others facing the same struggle.

Check out her video below, and SHARE with a mama who needs this body-lovin’ reminder today!

Rob called me out and I’ll never be the same.

If you’ve been guilty of this, lets make a pact – me and you – today – to never do this again. Hit me with some praise hands!

Posted by HaHas for HooHas by Anna Lind Thomas on Monday, July 24, 2017

Bri Lamm
Bri Lamm
Bri is an outgoing introvert with a heart that beats for adventure. She lives to serve the Lord, experience the world, and eat macaroni and cheese in between capturing life’s greatest moments on one of her favorite cameras.

My Worst Nightmare—What If I Accidentally Raise the Bully?

I was raising my own worst nightmare. Smack dab in the middle of my brood of five kids, was a charismatic, sassy, leggy, blonde, dance-y, athletic girl oozing confidence...

Michael Oher Adoption Lie: Says He Was Blindsided In Real Life By “Blind Side” Family

It's been 14 years since smash Blockbuster "The Blind Side" made its debut in theaters. This week, former NFL star Michael Oher, whose real life story the movie is based on says it's all a lie.

World Cup Champ Olga Carmona Learns Father Died After Scoring Winning Goal

Millions around the world saw the victorious photo of Spain's 29-year-old soccer star, Olga Carmona, celebrating with her jersey in her teeth after she scored the winning (and only!) goal in the World Cup Finals against Australia Sunday. She didn't know at the time that her own father had passed away during the winning match.