The school year is almost over—and if you're hanging on by a thread, you're not alone. 😅 In this episode, we're talking about the chaos of the last two weeks of school, sharing survival tips, and helping you set the stage for a summer that doesn’t drain your soul.

Grab your coffee (or wine—no judgment), hit play, and let's get through this together. 💛

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What happens when you’re an OG influencer used to showing up online—but postpartum anxiety hits you like a truck, and no one sees it?

In this episode, I sit down with Julia Dzafic a longtime lifestyle blogger and local influencer, to talk about what reallywent on behind the scenes after becoming a mom.
We cover:

• How she kept posting while silently battling undiagnosed postpartum anxiety
• What finally led her to seek help and start medication
• The guilt, the healing, and what feeling like herself again really looks like
• Why comparison online is crushing moms and how to stay in your own damn lane
• What she wishes more people would say out loud

If you’ve ever felt like you were falling apart while everyone else looked fine—this one’s for you.

🎧 Listen in and remember: you’re not doing it wrong. It’s just hard. And help is a strength, not a weakness.

This week, we’re getting sentimental — in the best way. ✨
You know those moments when you're rocking your toddler, watching your kids play, or folding another pile of laundry, and you suddenly feel a pang of this won’t last forever? That’s what we’re talking about.

In this episode, we explore what it means to feel nostalgic for the moment you're still living. We share memories from our own childhoods, how they shape the way we mother today, and reflect on what it must feel like for moms who are a little further down the road — whose kids are growing up or already grown. How do they hold these memories? What do they wish they had known then?

It’s tender, reflective, and full of heart. Relatable to any mom. Whether you're deep in the little years or starting to look back on them — this one’s for you. 💛

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