
Welcome to Motherhood
Hey there, and welcome! I’m so glad you’ve found your way here. I started this motherhood journey young— overwhelmed, and figuring things out one day (and diaper) at a time. Now, at 32, I’m a proud mom of four amazing kids, all with the same man who’s now my husband, my partner, and my biggest support.
This is a space where experience meets honesty. I’ve grown through every stage—from baby blues and toddler chaos to school schedules and sibling dynamics. I’m not perfect, but I’ve learned a lot, and I’m here to share it all—the wins, the fails, and the messy, beautiful in-betweens.
Whether you’re a first-time mama, deep in the trenches, or just needing a place to feel seen—I hope you find encouragement, laughter, and a little bit of peace here. Motherhood is a wild ride, but you don’t have to do it alone.
Whats in my BAG?
Whether you carry a diaper bag or tote bag, keep a small one in the car for emergencies. Extra wipes, diapers & set of clothes never hurt anyone. * KEEP a small bottle of hydrogen peroxide for quick stain removals on
LUNCH/SNACKS IDEAS
Eat, Eat, Eat! Keep healthy snacks around if you struggle with finding the time to eat a full meal. Nuts, fruit & jerky are always my favorite.
R&R
Get sleep. I know this one is hard but we have to try to do it. Yea the laundry may not get done but that well rested feeling hits differently.

Remember:
You dont need all the fancy stuff -
with kids less is Always
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BECOMING A MOM OF FOUR
If you would’ve asked me even 5 years ago if I would have four kids, I don’t think you would’ve gotten the same answer as you would’ve now. Read more…
Keep a schedule & Get Organized
When you have kids, especially multiple, it’s hard to remember everything if you don’t write it down. Keeping a notebook and calendar is essential for organization while maintaining your sanity. I keep a giant calendar in the kitchen where everyone can see what’s going on.
EMPOWERMENT AND EFFICIENCY: AS A STAY-AT-HOME MOM
All the hard work you put into making everything so “Pinterest” perfect won’t get you an award. You won’t get a special holiday —hell you might, just might, get a thank you. So the ultimate question is why do we do this to ourselves?