These March Self-Care Ideas are some small ways you can de-stress, relax, and focus on yourself.
The self-care definition is any necessary human regulatory function which is under individual control, deliberate and self-initiated. Self-care can be different for everyone because it’s all about doing what you need to do to take care of yourself mentally and physically.
I’m a big encourager of me time and self-care, but with four kids I also know it can be hard to find the time. By focusing on your health and mind you’re not only enjoying the benefits of self-care but your helping yourself be a better parent.
Taking more care in your day-to-day activities is something worth being conscious of. After all, there is danger everywhere and it’s often the case that we think we’re invincible until something happens, like a car accident for example. It’s worth getting in touch with a personal injury lawyer when this happens, but you certainly can help avoid danger by being more cautious.
Here are some March self-care ideas that will help you keep on top of your health in both mind and body this month.
March Self-Care Ideas
- Pick up some flowers to enjoy their beauty and smell until spring arrives.
- Reinforce your morning routine to start the day off on the right foot.
- Projects at home got you down? Make a list of all the little tasks that need done and start tackling them one by one.
- Gain awareness of your thoughts and feelings with 1 Minute Mini-Meditations.
- Unplug for an hour every day to take a break from the noise and reset your brain.
- Soak up the Vitamin D and get outside for at least 15 minutes while the sun is out.
- Do some random acts of kindness throughout the month.
- Take yourself on a date to anywhere you want to go. Maybe the bookstore, or shopping, or getting a massage.
- Get in a 10-minute walk before or after work, or during lunch.
- Make a list of all the positives in your life and refer to it when you are feeling stressed or overwhelmed.
- Slow down and be in the moment to enjoy the simple pleasure life is offering.
- Try something new. A food, an activity, or even a new route to work.
- Dance your heart out at least once a day.
- Revamp your nightly routine to include relaxation time for yourself.
Tara says
I definitely struggle with self-care and making it a priority. I have tried to at least start taking better care of my body and do things I have neglected like making sure to wash my face and do my entire skin care regime at night. Flossing! Ha. Taking a nap once in awhile. Listen to “my” music loudly while cooking and having a little dance party.
Jessica Miller says
Im finally catching up on books I have been wanting to read and working out more!
Will G says
I exercised on occasion..
Calvin says
I took it easy by letting myself sleep and drinking healthy smoothies after getting my wisdom tooth out this week.
Rachel says
I’ve got self-care in by getting my nails done and a massage.
Lindsay A. says
I’ve recently started dry brushing my body daily! The benefits have been amazing & my skin has become so soft & smooth. Feels like a good way to check-in with myself each day.
Chrissy says
My husband watched our toddler for a whole afternoon and I went to a local coffee shop and read; it was amazing!
Paula says
Getting a pedi
Natalie says
I did self care last month by getting back into drawing which is something I enjoy but never have time for.
Stefanie G says
I have been working out 5 days a week this March!
Bridgett Wilbur says
I went and got a pedicure..I haven’t done that in years.
Jenny Ham says
I went out with friends for a relaxing dinner