Happy Mother

Three Hours That Lighten Your Load, Not Add to It

Three hours can give you back your home, your child, your marriage, and your time.

Do you want to be a present mother, a connected wife, a relaxed homemaker, and a woman who does not always put herself last?

Motherhood is not difficult because you do not love your children or because you are not doing enough. It is difficult because you are managing everything on your own: the home, the child, the marriage, and yourself.

And this is exactly what we will change together—in just three hours.

Balance does not mean giving everything the same amount of time.

Real balance means knowing what deserves your energy right now, and what you can simplify, delegate, or postpone, so that one role does not consume the rest of your life.

We Will Look at Your Life as One Interconnected System

• When pressure at home increases, parenting becomes more difficult.
• When marriage turns into task management, there is less room for connection.
• When a mother constantly postpones herself, her energy and patience always decrease.

Everything you will learn here serves one idea: to reduce your load, not add more to it.

What Will You Take Away from the Workshop?

1. Where Does Your Day Go?

Do you work all day and still feel that you have not accomplished enough?

You will discover where your time and effort are really going, and what you can stop carrying alone starting tomorrow.

2. A Marriage That Does Not Disappear Behind Daily Tasks

Has most of your conversation with your husband become about the children, the house, and appointments?

You will learn simple steps to restore communication and closeness between you, without needing to go out, spend money, or find extra time that you do not have.

3. A Calmer Child, A Calmer Home

Do you repeat yourself ten times and then end up raising your voice?

You will learn how to understand what lies behind your child’s behavior and create a simple home routine that works with you, not against you.

4. Time for Yourself

Do you tell yourself, “I will take care of myself when everything is done”?

You will redefine your personal time in a realistic way, without waiting for an entire free day or perfect circumstances.

Are You Asking Yourself?

Registration Gift

With your workshop registration, you will receive:

30 Days to a Calmer Life

A workbook designed to accompany you for a month and help you turn what you learn into practical habits.

This Workshop Is for You If You Are

• A mother who feels that everyone depends on her.
• A mother who wants to reduce shouting and repetition in parenting.
• A wife who misses meaningful conversations and shared moments with her husband.
• A woman who constantly postpones her own time and interests.

It is suitable for you regardless of your children’s ages.

About Ghazal Al-Baghdadi

Educational and Family Consultant, Founder and CEO of “Allamtani Kanz” Platform.

She has extensive experience in the Arab world and internationally, supporting families through educational and family-related programs and guidance.

Before They Grow Up

A Child’s Sexual and Preventive Education Map — From Birth to 18

Your child will get this information from someone… The question is: who will it be?

Every mother will face this moment sooner or later:

An embarrassing question in the car, a word her child brings home from school without knowing where it came from, or a moment when she discovers that her child has seen or heard something she never expected at that age.

And at that very moment, an inner voice asks:

• Is my child too young for this information?
• What exactly should they know at this age?
• Am I too late?
• Where do I even begin?
• What should I say?
• Will I open a door to something they did not know before?

You are not the problem.

The problem is that no one has given you a clear map showing exactly where you stand and what language is appropriate for your child’s age.

And while you are waiting for that map, time does not stop.

Your child will receive information from somewhere else: a friend at school, a video on the internet, or an older child.

And the first information they receive can remain in their mind.

Make sure it comes from you—with the right words, at the right time.

Before They Grow Up Lecture

A Practical Map, Not a Theoretical Lecture

This is not a general awareness lecture where you simply listen to information and leave as you came.

This is a map that follows your child’s development from birth to the age of eighteen, helping you identify exactly where your child is today—whether they are an infant, a child, or a teenager.

You will leave knowing:

• What your child needs to know now.
• What is not appropriate to discuss yet.
• How to prepare them for the next stage.
• How to start the first conversation without fear or embarrassment.

Five Stages… Your Child’s Journey

We move along the timeline, one stage at a time.

At Every Stage, You Will Receive Four Clear Points

1. What exactly is happening at this stage?
2. What does my child need to know?
3. What exactly should I say to them?
4. What mistake should I avoid?

You will not leave with general information. Instead, you will leave with a ready-to-use sentence that you can say to your child from the very same day.

The Tool You Take Home

Every mother receives a workbook titled:

My Child’s Map Now

It contains a timeline from birth to age eighteen and identifies:

• Your child’s age and current stage.
• The information they already know.
• The information you have not discussed yet.
• What they need to know during the coming year.
• The first conversation you will have with them.
• The sentence you want to remain in their mind forever.

Before the Lecture… and After

This is not simply a difference in information—it is a transformation from confusion to a clear map.

Who Is This Lecture For?

For every mother who has a child or teenager.

Whether your child is an infant, a young child, or a teenager, the map shows you exactly where your child is today, regardless of their age, and what the next step should be.

Why Should You Be Your Child’s First Source of Information?

Your child will ask, discover, and hear things whether you prepare them for it or not.

The difference is that when you are the first person to give them this information, you protect their privacy and sense of modesty and build a relationship of trust that makes them come back to you whenever they have questions, rather than turning to someone else.

About Yasmeen Harb

Psychologist specializing in sexual education for children and adolescents, with more than 12 years of experience.

• Bachelor’s degree in Psychology.
• Master’s degree in Guidance and Counseling.
• Higher Diploma in Sexual Education.
• More than 12 years of experience in psychological counseling, awareness, and training.
• Has supported hundreds of mothers and fathers in understanding their children’s sensitive questions and responding to them with awareness and calm rather than fear or silence.

She is also the author of “My Child’s Parents’ Board and Cards”, an educational resource designed to help parents open age-appropriate conversations with their children about privacy, boundaries, and protection.

Yasmeen is considered one of the prominent names in the Arab world in simplifying conversations about sexual education for parents, using an approach that combines science, logic, and human warmth.

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