How to start listening to your intuition to help guide you as a busy, working mom.

I don't know about you, but when you're rolling into year three of a global pandemic and you pair it with kids who haven't been in contact with germs in over a year and consequently are a year behind in their immunity levels and then sprinkle in cold & flu season with a splash of the holidays, the new year and regular, everyday expectations, life can feel a little hairy. Or maybe a lot hairy-like Cousin It style hairy. If you're a mom and you're feeling a bit unstable right n

It feels like as moms, especially working moms, mom guilt is always there, even when you think have it all under control. Mom guilt can be a real B when it comes to being a mom and especially a working mom, disrupting MANY areas of your life.

Marisa Lonic's experience working with a sleep consultant to help her fourth baby (and her) sleep through the night.

How to manage homeschool during the pandemic as a working mom of four kids.

Maternity leave is a break from paid work, but not a break. Caring for a newborn round the clock is often much harder than working in a career.

Back to school does bring a whole new level of needs and change to a household though. And if you’re a working mama, the guilt can be intense. Here’s what I am taking away and doing this year when it comes to balancing work life, mom life, and back to school life.

Lately, I’ve been noticing my kids’ soft skills could use some work. Now, I know they’re kids. And I know soft skills isn’t really something as a kid you should necessarily be good at, but a couple things stood out to me recently that didn’t sit well. I did some reflecting and came up with these ways to teach my little humans how to be better humans.

One thing I’ve found to be a huge game changer, yet often need to still remind myself of, is living in the present. When you MOMage your time, you’re often thinking ahead and reflecting behind. I’ve learned the hard way that going in either of these directions too frequently often doesn’t lead you to the destination you were looking for. The GPS of life is going to reroute you so many times, frustrating the shit out of you, and sometimes making you want to give up alto

Spring fever has officially hit my house. Spring always gives me a feeling of new beginnings, of summer just being around the corner, of sunshine, all of which, in my opinion, equate to happiness. I like to make the most of Spring by being outdoors as much as possible, but there’s also something to be said for clearing the clutter in the Spring season too, right? Why not add to those endorphins with a minimalist closet or organized kitchen cabinets? If these things make you s

Moving with kids? Don't miss this blog post from Marisa Lonic, working mom of three, who moved two times in three years, one of those being a cross country move.

Catch my Disney debrief as a mom of three who roadtripped there and back in just three days and still had a blast with my kiddos.