Her Story

Season 1 of motherhood was an unexpected, beautifully messy time. Kaela arrived early with NICU needs, a broken heart and an angelic disposition. She snapped me right into adulthood and softened my edges all at once. Momhood was survival and not a lot of strategy in the beginning. Wellness for me back then was egg whites and kickboxing classes at a gym with a kids club. Self-care was Nip Tuck over Black Box wine (don’t judge, you know you got into some box wine in your early twenties too). During this season, I relied on my instincts and leaned on my first-born conditioning. Being a big sister is a lot like being a mom, only you can’t just hand the kids over to a grownup when you feel like playing with your friends instead.

Having Kaela, then Kendall, Harlow and now Hunter has taught me endless things, but one in particular is the value of strategy and routine. Being intentional with my time by having a thoughtful plan has helped me become a grounded, confident and fully present mom. What I discovered with Kaela was that she thrived on routines that felt familiar and fun. The same holds true today with all 4 of my girls. As a family, we find our rhythm in everyday rituals.

Food is a beautiful entry point for engaging with our personal wellness. Focusing inward on our health is sometimes a lonely journey, but nutrition is unique in that it can be shared. My hope is that in designing this strategy for a more grounded and elevated food experience, you’ll feel a deeper connection to your loved ones, yourself & your everyday life.