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I help overwhelmed moms follow through in real life—so they can become the person they keep saying they want to be.

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10/31/2026

I think there’s a special kind of exhaustion that comes with being a mom who desperately wants community but also feels like she has to be the one to create it.

You’re already managing the kids, the schedules, the meals, the house, and a hundred little things nobody else even thinks about. And now you’re trying to find the energy to plan playdates, send the texts, organize get-togethers, and keep friendships going.

You WANT to see your friends. You WANT to be involved. You just wish someone would think of you sometimes, too.

Someone who says, “Hey, we’re getting together Thursday. You should come.” Someone who checks in because you crossed their mind. Someone who takes something off your plate instead of adding another thing to coordinate.

And I don’t think that’s selfish. God created us for relationships where we carry one another’s burdens (Galatians 6:2). There’s a reason community isn’t meant to be built or sustained by one person.

So if you’re the mom who’s exhausted from always initiating, I want to encourage you to be honest with the women in your life. Tell them you’d love to get together but don’t have the capacity to plan something right now. Give them an opportunity to show up for you.

And if you’re someone who usually waits to be invited, maybe this week you can be the one who reaches out. It doesn’t have to be elaborate. Invite her over for coffee, ask her to join you at the park, or simply check in.

Sometimes loving our friends well means recognizing when they’re tired of being the ones holding everything together.

We all want to be chosen. Let’s make sure we’re choosing each other, too.

10/30/2026

If I could shout this any louder, I would! All I use for Facebook is marketplace and finding mom groups. Have you girls ever trying joining a local moms group?

10/30/2026

Stop overcomplicating friendship and community.

10/29/2026

Honestly, I loved school growing up. But it’s just not the same anymore, and even a lot of private schools have changed. It’s actually part of why we moved from California to Idaho. We want our kids raised with Christian values, not the woke agenda, and while they’re this little, I really want to be the one guiding who they’re becoming friends with.

So I knew we’d homeschool, but I definitely didn’t want to do it alone. I had zero homeschool background and no clue where to start, so I just reached out to my girlfriends and asked who’d be interested. And now we’re officially kicking off Little Branches, our homeschool co-op! We’ll be doing Bible, crafts, circle time, and outdoor play, and teaching our kids manners, kindness, and how to serve others, all alongside a group of moms I love. I’m so excited about it, you guys.

We named it after John 15:5: “Yes, I am the vine; you are the branches. Those who remain in me, and I in them, will produce much fruit. For apart from me you can do nothing.” That’s really my prayer for these little ones, that they’d stay rooted in Him.

I’m thinking about putting together a Co-op Builder with everything we’ve learned so far. Comment COOP if you’d want it, and send this to the mom you’d love to start one with!

10/28/2026

I’ve always wished there was one day a week where we all wore shirts that said what we were struggling with.

The things we’re afraid to tell anyone. The thoughts we don’t understand. The battles we’re fighting that nobody would ever guess just by looking at us.

I wonder how differently we’d treat each other. How many times we’d look across the grocery store and realize someone else is going through the exact same thing. How many conversations would start with, “Wait, me too.”

And I wonder how many women would finally get the help they’ve needed because they realized they weren’t the only ones.

I know we can’t walk around wearing our struggles on our shirts. But I do think there’s something powerful about being willing to speak about the things we’ve spent years hiding.

You never know who might be waiting to hear someone else say it first.

10/28/2026

Can we make “come over, I’ll show you how” a mom friendship thing?

Teach me sourdough. I’ll share my easy dinners. We’ll half-finish our conversations while someone needs a snack.

No expertise? Come over anyway. We can drink reheated coffee and figure it out together. 🤍

10/28/2026

It takes so much to admit you need friends, get everyone out the door, and walk into a group where you don’t know anyone. When you come home without connecting, it’s easy to think, “I tried. But this is so hard. I miss how easy it used to be.”

Especially when you miss having someone who already knows you, who would’ve noticed you standing there and made room.

But girlfriend, one awkward morning doesn’t mean you’re hard to love. You were watching your kids, remembering names, and trying to join conversations. Nobody really got to know you yet.

You do have to give friendship somewhere to begin. If you leave every group after one visit or wait for every new acquaintance to text first, you may keep repeating the beginning you’re so tired of. Ask God for courage, then take a step. Message the organizer. Go back. Invite the mom you enjoyed talking to.

If you’re already doing that, I’m not asking you to keep chasing unanswered texts. Notice who shows interest back. Give those women time, even if the friendship doesn’t feel effortless yet.

I’m so grateful my friend kept going. Now I get to spend afternoons with her and watch our children play together.

Romans 12:10 calls us to be devoted to one another in love. If you already have close friends, please notice the woman still looking for hers. Learn her name, make room beside you, and follow up. Don’t leave all the approaching to her.

I want you to have people who notice when you’re missing and ask when they’ll see you again. You can’t make someone become your friend, but you can try again without deciding it won’t work before you go.

Comment STARTER KIT for practical help finding moms, reaching out, and getting beyond introductions.

10/27/2026

It’s 3am, the baby is finally asleep, and you’re lying there wide awake while your mind runs every worst-case scenario it can find. You’re not choosing any of it; you just can’t find the switch to turn it off.

After my second baby, postpartum OCD and anxiety made my own mind feel like the scariest place to be, and the thing I needed most was someone to tell me what was actually happening and what I could do about it. So this post is the one I wish I’d had: what anxiety, intrusive thoughts, and depression can look like after birth, what God says to you in the middle of each one, and one thing you can actually do when you’re in it.

The tools that helped me most were the simplest. When anxiety pulls me inward, I go make someone else feel important, because love turns you outward. When an intrusive thought shows up, I remind myself that it’s attacking what I love most, and I let it pass instead of arguing with it. And when everything feels heavy, I remember that God let Elijah sleep and eat before He ever spoke to him, which means caring for your body and asking for help are not failures of faith.

Save this for the hard nights, and send it to the mom you know is carrying more than she’s saying. If you’re struggling right now, call or text 1-833-TLC-MAMA, any time of day or night.

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