A mum and life coach says she's a "really great mum" - and the secret is being "quite happy being average". Janey Holliday, 45, admits she walks past piles of washing, hires a housekeeper and takes pride in not being perfect at everything.
She puts happiness above academic achievement, by ignoring the Insta-perfect families online and "letting things be imperfect without being wrong". Janey, single mum to twins Monty and Harry, 14, and Tabitha, seven, said it's not always easy - and sometimes she cries after a chaotic school run.
But she considers herself to be a great parent by embracing being "good enough" - and delegating tasks to others, even if she could do a better job. As a life coach, she urges female clients to drop the 'martyr syndrome' and focus on parenting by your own defined values.
