Because when I had three kids under two, the mornings were… a lot. There wasn’t always time to make something fresh. And cereal didn’t always cut it. We needed something ready — something filling, nourishing, and actually kid-approved. So I started making what I now call Wake Up Snacks — little grab-and-go breakfast-style snacks I could prep ahead and have waiting when those tiny feet hit the floor. And the difference? Immediate. ☀️ The mornings felt smoother. 🍓 The kids were happier (and staye

It’s about raising kids who are intentional, generous, and smart about money. And giving them autonomy over their Give–Save–Spend choices knowing making those choices builds empathy, patience, perspective, and values that guide them for life. When my first born was 4, I wasn’t sure what to do about allowances or chores, and how to talk about money. I wanted to be intentional. A friend recommended Ron Lieber’s The Opposite of Spoiled. His premise is that money conversations teach the things we ca

You can’t co-parent with someone who hates you more than they love their kids… and if that hit you in the gut, it’s probably because you’re living it.⁣ ⁣ When every conversation turns into an argument…⁣ When every decision feels like a battle…⁣ When their goal is to punish you instead of parent the kids…⁣ That’s not co-parenting — that’s surviving a high-conflict ex.⁣ ⁣ But you don’t have to stay stuck in their chaos.⁣ You can learn how to communicate without getting triggered, set boundaries th