7lbs 13ozs

by Rose-Anne Uwague

Overview

For every woman who is in the birthing process, be it their vision, dreams or their unborn child; this book will nurture the hearts and minds of every spiritual and physical mother alike. This book is also suitable for men who want an insight into the adventure of motherhood.

As a budding mother, Rose-Anne Uwague was relentless about shielding her mind and spirit from conversations or visions that could cause anxiety around childbirth and motherhood. She shares her authentic experience of pregnancy, delivery and life as a first time mother. The correlation of her spiritual relationship with God and being a mother kept presenting itself and she outlines these connections and provides empowering reminders from her journey.

7 lbs 13 ozs will:

•Ignite your faith through practical examples of how to set faith on fire
•Encourage you to walk your own path, write your own story and live your best life
•Inspire you to birth your vision and empower you to PUSH!

The title 7lbs 13 ozs, her son's birth weight, is a reminder that while we can measure weight in pounds and ounces, we should not obsessively compare our achievements against others because by doing so we belittle what God has given to us. Comparing causes envy and resentment thereby diminishing contentment and it also breeds pride which inflates arrogance and judgment.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940157017989
Publisher:	Lauren Simone Publishing House
Publication date:	10/13/2016
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	87 KB

About the Author

Rose-Anne Uwague (nee Angus) is an author, educator and professional. She is the author of 7 lbs 13 ozs, titled on her son’s birth weight which encourages a mindset that we should not compare ourselves to others or measure our worth against their situations.

She launched a beauty evolution to dispel unrealistic standards of beauty and fused it with an empowering cosmetics campaign called RUBE (Rose-Anne Uwague’s Beauty Evolution). RUBE is a play on words for ruby centered on the belief that women like rubies are precious jewels. Real beauty cannot be measured and she encourages women to know their worth, never compromise their values and embrace their unique identity. She is also passionate about individuals discovering their vision, identity and purpose. Her initials, RU (are you?), are a tribute to her approach of asking challenging questions to ignite a desire for people to live to their best life.

Born in Hartford Connecticut, she grew up on the beautiful island of Jamaica. As a teenager, she moved to New York City to pursue higher education and earned an Associate’s degree in Travel, Tourism and Hospitality and a Bachelor’s of Arts and Master’s degree in Corporate Communications with a minor in Psychology from the City University of New York Baruch College. After college, she moved to China as a foreign expert and language coach. She lived there for two years positively impacting those she encountered.

Rose-Anne is the wife of Izoduwa Uwague and mother of Hadar (Hebrew word for beauty and power). She is an avid globetrotter and is able to communicate in English, Mandarin Chinese and Basic Spanish. Charities close to her heart are clean water, gender equality in education and feeding needy children.

Editorial Reviews

Literature that appears to be immaculately crafted just for you are gems. Rose-Anne beautifully offers some intimate scribbling that is helpful in myriad aspects of relationships, and life in general. Though "deceptively" geared towards a female audience, this book will prove helpful and relevant to both genders, holding no bias. If anything, it makes me jealous of the maternal experience, but thankfully encourages a much greater connection-- with Christ. This is not a GOODREAD, but a GREAT READ

Dalton Richards