Disover Your Mom Guilt Type

As a Christian mom juggling family responsibilities and personal dreams, guilt can show up in different ways. This quiz will help you identify your specific guilt pattern and give you tailored strategies to overcome it with grace and Biblical truth.

When you think about balancing motherhood with other interests, you feel:

Pick the option that best reflects your first, honest feeling when you imagine splitting time between your kids and something else important to you.

A) Guilty that pursuing anything else means I'm not fully devoted to my kids

B) Worried I'm not doing either role well enough compared to other moms

C) Stuck replaying past moments where I think I failed or made the wrong choice

D) Anxious that any time away from my kids might negatively affect them in the future

A → Hidden Block: PerfectionistPath1 → Q2

B → Hidden Block: ComparisonPath1 → Q2

C → Hidden Block: PastDwellerPath1 → Q2

D → Hidden Block: FutureWorrierPath1 → Q2

When you're online or seeing other moms' updates, you most often find yourself thinking:

Think about what runs through your mind unfiltered when you see other moms' posts, stories, or updates—choose what shows up most often.

A) "I should be doing more with my kids like these moms"

B) "Everyone else seems to have it together better than I do"

C) "I wish I could redo certain moments with my kids"

D) "I worry my kids won't have the experiences/memories they need"

When your plans for family time don’t go as expected, your first thought is:

Picture a day or outing that didn’t go as planned—pick the thought that tends to pop up first for you.

A) "I should have tried harder to make special memories"

B) "Other families had a more meaningful time together than we did"

C) "I keep making the same mistakes with planning family time"

D) "My kids might look back and feel like they missed out"

When you're working on something, you typically:

Consider how you feel in the moment while you’re focused on a task—choose the pattern that fits most consistently.

A) Feel like you need to finish quickly and get back to "mom duties"

B) Wonder if other moms are managing their time better than you

C) Keep thinking about times when your work affected family moments

D) Worry about whether your choices now will lead to regret later

When you lose your temper with your kids, you tend to:

Recall a recent tough moment—select the response that usually happens next in your mind or behavior.

A) Feel like you've failed at being the perfect Christian mom

B) Wonder if other moms handle stress better than you do

C) Replay the moment over and over, unable to let it go

D) Worry about how it might affect your child's emotional development

When you take time for self-care, you most often think:

Imagine a simple break for yourself—note the thought that most commonly tags along with that time.

A) "I should be using this time for my family instead"

B) "Other moms seem to balance self-care and family time better than I do"

C) "I've failed at taking care of myself in the past"

D) "I hope taking this time doesn't make my kids feel neglected"

When you think about your faith journey as a mom, you feel:

Focus on your everyday experience of faith at home—pick the statement that resonates most right now, not your ideal.

A) Like you should be reading more Scripture and praying more with your kids

B) Like other Christian moms are doing a better job leading their families spiritually

C) Regret over past moments when you didn't model your faith well

D) Worry that your kids won't develop a strong relationship with God

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Disover Your Mom Guilt Type

As a Christian mom juggling family responsibilities and personal dreams, guilt can show up in different ways. This quiz will help you identify your specific guilt pattern and give you tailored strategies to overcome it with grace and Biblical truth.

When you think about balancing motherhood with other interests, you feel:

When you're online or seeing other moms' updates, you most often find yourself thinking:

When your plans for family time don’t go as expected, your first thought is:

When you're working on something, you typically:

When you lose your temper with your kids, you tend to:

When you take time for self-care, you most often think:

When you think about your faith journey as a mom, you feel:

You have Completed The Quiz!

Your results are being prepared and will arrive in your inbox within 24 hours. If you don’t see them, be sure to check your spam or promotions folder.

In the meantime, enjoy an encouraging episode from The Restored Mind Podcast while you wait!

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Your results are being prepared and will arrive in your inbox within 24 hours. If you don’t see them, be sure to check your spam or promotions folder.

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