Hey New Momma

They say "Do something creative!" 🎨 but with 2 rambunctious kids running around, uh, needlepoint and watercolor painting may not prove the most enjoyable, let alone, possible, activities. Use what you have Momma! Get messy! And remember "mistakes" are a necessary part of art and perfection is rarely fun or interesting. 💗

GIVEAWAY!!! Anybody else feelin' the back to school vibes? September always feels like a second New Years celebration to me. The weather starts to change and there's just this energy of transformation and potential in the air. 🌬🍂

In honor of this special time I'm offering FREE LIFE COACHING sessions to 3 amazing women! Yep thats right, I'm giving away 3 free spots in a month-long 1 on 1 coaching package. If you or someone you know is interested DM me your email address and I'll send you all the details or tag your friends in the comments to let them know.

I'm really excited to help mommas find joy in their motherhood and continue to go after their dreams, even with a baby on her hip. 😁💗

P.S. This picture is of me in an actual coaching session... ya know, so you know what your gettin in to. 😘

If you're strugglin' to keep up with a screen-free, all organic, handmade clothes and only wooden toys, etc lifestyle... well this book is for you.

Raise your hand🖐 if you know the amazing Beth Berry !

I first found Beth here on instagram and after reading a few excerpts from her book Motherwhelmed I immediately ordered it and later bought it 2 more times for my friends.

It came to me at a time in my life when I knew something was wrong, I just didnt know what. I was hustling to be the perfect mom and start my own business and grow my youtube channel but I just felt like crap all the time. 🤷‍♀️

I was burnt out and lost.

Beth's book shows us that mothers have been put in a uniquely awful position where we must choose to sacrifice ourselves or be demonized for not meeting social expectations.

I think this book should be mandatory for all new moms. Because no one should feel immense guilt or shame for feeding their kid a corndog so they can shower one day or work on their novel for 20 minutes the next or whatever else fills you up in that moment that society tells you you should sacrafice, not for your kids sake, but for the sake of meeting this new level of "perfection".