No one really prepares you for the moment you meet your body again after postpartum. Not the medical part. Not the healing timeline. But the quiet realization that the body you lived in before doesn’t feel like home anymore. The mirror feels unfamiliar. Clothes fit differently. Your body tells a story you didn’t choose but still carry. And even when you’re grateful , deeply grateful.. it can still feel hard to look at yourself and feel at peace. Postpartum body image is comp

(As January Comes to an End) January has a way of feeling long. The holidays are behind us, routines are still settling, and the new year energy has softened into real life. If you’re feeling tired, unmotivated, or a little behind already, let this be your reminder: You are not late. You are living. Here are five gentle reminders to carry with you as January comes to an end. 1. You don’t have to “catch up” before February arrives There is no invisible deadline you missed. If

You’re Still a Good Mom Even on the Unfinished Days Some days don’t get wrapped up neatly. The dishes are still in the sink. The homeschool plans didn’t go as expected. Someone cried … maybe more than one of you. And when the day ends, you’re left staring at everything you didn’t finish. Those are the days that can quietly whisper, “You should’ve done more.” But hear this, gently and clearly: You are still a good mom, even on the unfinished days. Motherhood isn’t measured by

It feels only right that my very first official blog post begins with faith. I can honestly say I wouldn’t be where I am today if it weren’t for God. That doesn’t mean my life is perfect, that I have everything figured out, or that I don’t struggle with anxiety, fear, or overwhelm because I absolutely do. But it does mean I know I can get through it. I know I can overcome the hard days because I have Jesus Christ. Over the years, my faith has grown in ways I never expected. T