Less Drama More Mama

I recently sat in the back of a church watching two young girls say goodbye to their mother. As I listened to the stories shared about her life, I was struck by what people remembered most - the small gestures, the everyday presence,

I love a good laugh. The right kind of joke at the right time can shift the energy in a room, lighten a heavy moment, and bring families closer. But there’s another side to humor that doesn’t get talked about as much.

Every Spring, moms turn their attention to their closets and drawers, sorting through clothes that no longer fit and items that have lost their purpose. But the heaviest clutter you carry isn't in your home at all. It's in your mind!

A few years ago, I thought I was doing everything right for my health. I took Barre classes several times a week, ate little to no sugar or flour, and practiced intermittent fasting daily. But my stomach growled every night,

You might be familiar with the story I've shared on my podcast and in my book about the morning my 3-year-old refused to get dressed for camp. It became a turning point in my life. As she hid under the dining room table, something in me snapped.