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Dear, Type A Momma
I’m glad you’re able to get a moment to sit with me and chat. I know how hard it is to find even the smallest pockets of time after becoming a mom. I’ll make this quick, since I know you already have so much on your plate— I hope you know that you are allowed Continue reading
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I’m Just Raising a Child
The past few months have been a blur of transition—boxes everywhere, routines shifting, emotions rising and falling like a roller coaster I never bought a ticket for. Somewhere in the chaos, I stopped doing one of the most essential things for my well-being: counseling. I typically see my counselor once a month, but with the Continue reading
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How to deal with a bad day (as a first-time-mom).
One of the hardest things I had to adjust to in motherhood was this very unexpected reality: you can have a bad day… with a baby.No one warned me about that. Babies don’t have bills, deadlines, or in-laws—and yet somehow, they can unravel you faster than all three combined. I remember those early newborn weeks. Continue reading
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When God Closes Every Door— my first step to radical obedience.
When we made our move to our new home, my husband and I were still having those on-and-off conversations about my official “employment status.” He was all for me being a stay-at-home mom, but he kindly asked that if I truly didn’t want to just be home, I should at least take a six-month break from working—just Continue reading
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Identity Shift
When I was pregnant with our son, my husband and I had it all planned out. We were going to put him in daycare so we could both continue working. After all, my husband had just earned his master’s degree in accounting, and I had just started my career as a registered nurse at a Continue reading
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Becoming At Home: Introduction
Hi there! Thank you so much for stopping by. Whether you found me through my podcast or happened to land here after a Google search—welcome. I’m really glad you’re here. This blog is a reflection of the season I’m in right now—a season I didn’t expect, and one that’s been both challenging and beautifully eye-opening. Continue reading
becoming at Home 