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From the moment those two lines appear on your pregnancy test - you are a mama and your brain starts firing a million questions a minute. (As a mom of 3 I know it all too well). Below you’ll find everything you need from pregnancy through postpartum, mindset, advocacy and support. You’ll be educated, feel confident and might even have a giggle or two.

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The Glimmer Grocery List.

nutrition, pregnancy, Health

Pregnancy isn’t a time for restriction—it’s a time for deep nourishment.

Not just eating more… but eating with purpose, intention, and a whole lot of love.

If you’re the kind of woman who reads labels, shops organic, and believes food is medicine, then this one’s for you. Because your pregnancy grocery list? It’s more than a checklist—it’s an act of care for the life growing inside you and the sacred body carrying it all.

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Mental Health Hacks Every Mom Should Know.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month—and while you’ve probably seen the social media posts and statistics flying around, I want to have a deeper conversation. One that honors your heart, your body, your divine design as a woman and mother. Because the truth is, mental health isn’t just mental.

And if you’re feeling off—even just a little more anxious, weepy, tired, reactive, or stuck in a fog lately—you’re not broken. You’re likely just out of balance.

It’s not in Your Head: The truth behind why you feel off.

Let’s talk about something that doesn’t get said enough:

Sometimes your overwhelm isn’t just mental.

Sometimes, it’s physical. Biological. Hormonal. Environmental.

Sometimes your “meltdown” moment has more to do with your minerals, your meals, and your missing support than it does with your mindset.

You’re Not The Only One: 10 Thoughts moms have But Rarely Say Out Loud

Let’s start here, mama:

If you’ve ever wondered, “Is it just me?”—the answer is no.

You are not alone in the quiet thoughts that float through your heart during motherhood. In fact, the very things you might feel afraid to say out loud are often the things that would help another mama breathe a sigh of relief if she heard them, too.