As December comes to a close, the world feels quieter slower, softer. The lights dim. The calendar turns. And for many moms, there’s finally a moment to breathe. Before we rush into the new year, this space is for gratitude. Not for perfection. Not for productivity. But for presence. This is a thank-you to every mom who made it through this year in ways seen and unseen. And today, that mom is me . Dear Me, As this year comes to an end, I want to pause and say something I don’t say nearly...

Because feeding your baby is never something to hide . The holidays sparkle with magic: twinkling lights, family reunions, noisy gatherings, plates of food, laughter everywhere. But for a breastfeeding mom? It can also mean a thousand curious eyes , whispers you didn’t ask for, and the unspoken pressure to look “presentable,” be “polite,” and somehow feed your baby without making anyone “uncomfortable.” And suddenly, something as primal and natural as nourishing your child feels… awkward....

Because Mama, You Deserve Ease This Holiday Season December is filled with twinkling lights, joyful gatherings, and that unmistakable holiday magic.But for many moms especially breastfeeding, postpartum, or navigating early motherhood, the season can also feel heavy. Between feedings, nap schedules, overstimulation, gift planning, family expectations, and the invisible emotional load… Mama, December hits differently. And that’s okay. You’re not failing , you’re mothering  through the busiest...