Last week, my girls and I decided to make our favorite —homemade clay. Whether it’s a rainy day or you're looking for a fun activity to do with your littles, this recipe is not only quick and easy but provides a safe alternative.
Last week, my girls and I decided to make our favorite —homemade clay. Whether it’s a rainy day or you're looking for a fun activity to do with your littles, this recipe is not only quick and easy but provides a safe alternative.
As September comes to a close, it’s a good time to look back on what worked this month and where we felt stretched thin. Moving into October and deeper into fall, prioritizing routines that support balance— from skincare to home organization to family rhythms —can help set the tone for a smoother season.
Fall always seems to sneak up on us. One minute we’re buying school supplies and labeling backpacks, and the next—pumpkin patches are open, football season is in full swing, and holiday planning is staring us right in the face. Between back-to-school routines, after-school sports, weekend festivities, and prepping for the holidays, it’s easy to feel like your schedule is running you instead of the other way around.
If you’re a mom like me, you probably have a drawer full of broken crayons just waiting to be tossed. But instead of throwing them away, why not turn them into something magical? 🐚✨
Healthy, shiny hair isn’t just about genetics—it’s the result of consistent care, balanced habits, and choosing the right products for your hair type. Whether your goal is to grow longer strands, maintain strength, or simply bring life back to dull hair, taking a mindful approach to hair care makes all the difference.
Fall skincare isn’t about chasing every trend—it’s about making thoughtful changes that keep your skin hydrated, protected, and glowing well into the holiday season.
It’s a bittersweet milestone. On one hand, I can’t believe how quickly time has flown—my toddlers turned into big kids right before my eyes. On the other, I can feel a new season of motherhood approaching, one where I’ll experience something I haven’t in over a decade: quiet. Real, uninterrupted, solitary quiet.
This summer, I did something that’s been on my heart for years—I participated in my very first artist market.
You open your phone to check one thing, and five minutes later, you can’t remember why you picked it up in the first place. Sound familiar? That mental haze, that forgetful feeling that creeps in mid-sentence or mid-task—it’s often brushed off as “mom brain.”
After having my babies, I noticed major changes in my hair—especially postpartum shedding. I went from full edges to fragile spots that made me feel frustrated and even a little self-conscious. That’s when I realized: if I want my hair to grow back stronger, I have to start at the root—literally.
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