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Print This Self-Care Checklist for Moms Inspired by Ayurveda

Updated: Oct 14

Ever wish you could mark off a self-care checklist to make sure you’re on the right track for mind, body and spirit well-being? Now you can. This self-care checklist for moms inspired by Ayurveda can help you monitor the quality of life you seek through sleep, exercise, eating healthy and more.


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Let self-care help you make your mark on your mind, body and spirit.

After the kids went to bed one evening, I sat down to write a list of all of my daily must-have self-care practices that I need to do EVERY DAY to feel well and be present in my life. Here's what I came up with:


  • A full night of quality sleep (that's at least 7 hours of sleep)

  • Some movement throughout the day (with an emphasis on my morning exercise routine so that I can prioritize exercise before I get too busy doing other things)

  • Eating a nourishing breakfast, lunch and dinner

  • Drinking enough water to stay hydrated


I call these my self-care must-haves because they are the backbone of a healthy lifestyle.


I added other things to my list that I typically do for self-care every day. Like bonus ingredients to an already well-rounded dish, these extras can enhance and enrich whatever I'm trying to amplify in my life.


This self-care checklist for moms was inspired by Ayurveda, yoga’s sister science and one of the oldest medical traditions in the world. You can’t talk about radiant well-being without referencing Ayurveda.


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Practice It: Print This Self-Care Checklist for Moms

Use the self-care checklist below, and at the end of every night, check-in with yourself to see how you dedicated time and thought to your self-care. The more you practice self-care, the more it becomes part of your routine.

The Basics
  • Got 7 to 9 hours of quality sleep last night

  • Exercised today

  • Ate a moderate breakfast between 7 and 9 a.m.

  • Ate my biggest meal of the day (lunch) between noon and 2 p.m.

  • Ate a small, nourishing dinner between 5 and 7 p.m.

  • Ate mostly veggies and fruits, and healthy fats and proteins

  • Drank enough water to stay hydrated

The Add-Ons
  • Meditated today

  • Journaled today

  • Began the day by drinking warm water with lemon or lime

  • Engaged with high-vibe content—a book or magazine, an inspirational podcast or video

  • Turned off all electronics at least one hour before bed

  • Did something I truly enjoy and felt more fulfilled as a result

  • Connected with at least one person in a meaningful way


Of course, there are other self-care practices that can be included as optional add-ons, but this list can help you get started. Infuse this list with your own self-care must-haves based on your lifestyle and schedule.


Note that this website is for informational purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Speak with your doctor before beginning any new exercise routine or wellness plan.

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