05/10/2026
Motherâs Day always carries a little ache for me.
Another year without my mom here, and while grief never really leaves, Iâve found peace in knowing that the time I did have with her was so incredibly good. I truly had the best mom I could have asked for.
She worked harder than anyone I knew. She always showed up. Always. She loved deeply, cared deeply, sacrificed deeply and somehow made it all look effortless, even though I know now it absolutely wasnât. As I get older, I honestly donât know how she did it all.
What feels especially wild to me this year, as I turn 30, is realizing that if I were in my momâs shoes⌠I would only have about 16 years left to pour into my family the way she poured into ours. That perspective has stopped me in my tracks.
Life is so beautifully fragile. We think we have endless time to become who we want to be, to take the trip, start the business, create the art, say the thing, chase the dream, love people well. But maybe the point isnât waiting until everything feels perfectly aligned. Maybe the point is using the time we do have fully. Loving hard, showing up, taking the leap, and building a life that feels honest to who we are.
My mom taught me that without ever meaning to. Through hard work. Through presence. Through love.
Today, Iâm thinking of all the women impacted by motherhood in every formâŚthe new moms, the ones longing to be moms, the ones grieving, the ones navigating loss, the ones with complicated relationships, IVF, miscarriage, adoption, foster care, stepmotherhood, healing, waiting, and everything in between. Oh and the pet moms đ This day can hold so many emotions at once.
And a very special shoutout to all of my previous clients celebrating their very first Motherâs Day with a bump or a baby đ¤ Iâm praying for you all, sending so much love, and wishing the very best to you amazing women. You are already doing such beautiful work.