Homeschooling preschool doesn’t need to be rigid or overwhelming. In this post, I share a flexible, theme-based approach to planning your child’s early learning—rooted in rhythms, curiosity, and what works best for your home.

This past year taught me more than I ever imagined — not just about marriage, finances, or motherhood, but about what it truly means to let go and let God lead. Through challenges I didn’t plan for, and emotions I didn’t always know how to handle, I’ve been learning how to surrender, pray, and grow.

In a world that celebrates hustle and constant achievement, I’m choosing to slow down. This post is a glimpse into how I’m embracing a simpler life — one rooted in faith, homemaking, and presence with my children — and why I believe peace and purpose are found when we live with intention.

Can we stop assuming that a mother who’s joyful at home must be brainwashed, privileged, or oppressed? This post is a defense of motherhood not as a fallback, but as a calling — chosen in agreement with God, not the culture. I’m sharing the conviction behind my choice and what I believe so many get wrong about women who love the life God has called them to.

In this post, I share 4 of the major lifestyle changes I made toward healing my leaky gut, including, how I changed my Google search patterns, the non-toxic swaps I made, the routines I created, and the 1 thing I kept most coveted in order to heal.

If your child struggles with focus, mood swings, or emotional outbursts, it may be time to look at what’s on their plate. In this post, I share how proper nutrition can positively influence your child’s behavior, plus the essential nutrients that support their developing brain and nervous system.

When I was asked by a friend for my personal opinion on what it takes to be a good mother and wife, my initial response was sacrifice and humility. I couldn’t just stop there, so I went on and here is my full answer…

Building confidence with herbal remedies and natural medicine takes time. It takes having an experience in some cases, for you to feel more prepared the next time. The easiest and most simple, tried and true, and my favorite way to get into herbal medicine is through HERBAL TEAS!

Cravings for something sweet can hit at any time and for those of us who are intentional about how much sugar we eat, or how our bodies react to gluten, it’s hard to just grab any treat or dessert if the ingredients aren’t right. This post will share the ingredients to keep in your home if you want to make MOST gluten free desserts or treats from home, as well as my favorite “go-to” gluten-free desserts that I’ve actually baked over the years and that always turn out yummy!

My faith weaves every piece of my life together. You can read about who I am, how I see my life, how I see my Husband, and my belief that it is all for something much greater than myself.

I used to have rashes all over my body that caused me so much discomfort, embarrassment and shame. I would cry from how bad the itch was.. but I was resolved to find a remedy aside from the steroid cream the dermatologist prescribed. I changed my diet and lifestyle and I share with you all the details!

Unschooling, Charlotte Mason, Classical? Do you know yourself and your homeschooling style AT ALL?! I thought I did, but I learned some new things about homeschooling and opened myself to new ways I showing up for my children, as well as let go of some stress I previously held around homeschooling. It’s a journey, taking this short quiz, helped me get started!

Getting your toddler to bed without fuss can feel impossible and even give you anxiety leading up to the time. When every night feels like a battle there’s a simple solution to help get your little one down more peacefully: create a routine. Establishing a consistent sequence of events, ideally beginning 1.5 hours before actual sleep time, can help to walk your toddler gently to bedtime, instead of rush them while you’re feeling overwhelmed and done with the day.

Feeling overwhelmed by your to-do list? You’re not alone. Ditch the anxiety-inducing overwhelm and try this - Know what your daily and weekly wants are and then pick 3 additional key tasks the night before.

8 simple ways I am able to help my baby when she is constipated. If one way doesn’t work, I try another, and another. I relax and I give my all to helping her throughout the day and she’s always okay in the end.

My baby has been pooping consistently in the toilet from 6 months old. I didn’t use some crazy method that meant she had to go without a diaper, but it does take consistency. There are so many benefits and rewards to Elimination Communication, I list out just a few. Can you think of more?

You want your child to grow up to be strong-minded, self-confident, and loving. But are you the “gentle parent” who is breeding egocentrism, and behavioral misconduct by being so “gentle” you’re actually being a “permissive parent.”

I had chronic, itchy rashes all over my body and I healed myself! I had an autoimmune dis-ease and I was committed to better nutrition, supplementing and fasting/detox protocols… and guess what, I don’t experience psoriasis rashes any more! I’ve included a Free PDF guide for you to download to see what I was eating to heal my autoimmune disease.