My journey into motherhood began when I was 28 years old. A young mama with little self-awareness, I struggled to navigate motherhood. I had little knowledge of how to raise two beautiful baby girls and decided to reach out to outside sources to gain confidence.

I committed to bettering my relationship with my daughters and challenging myself to become a better mom. I read many books about parenting, reached out to different professionals, and attended therapy for eight years. I was on a mission to improve my parenting skills.

After a long search to continue improving myself as a mom, I found myself enrolled in a parent coaching program. This new chapter helped me understand and experience parenting to its optimum. The experience was life-changing and went far beyond any parenting classes, books, or even therapists. I finally found what I was missing in my journey as a parent.

The conscious and peaceful parenting approach opened my eyes to a deeper understanding of parenthood. I finally realized why it had been so difficult to truly see, hear, and listen to my kids. I was able to introspect and examine my childhood through a new lens, unveiling generational parenting patterns and limiting beliefs that had subconsciously affected my parenting.

I went through a tremendous transformation. I gained tools and strategies that helped me repair my connection with my girls. I became capable of grounding myself and creating a space where they could feel supported and respected for their thoughts, opinions, and feelings. Don’t get me wrong, I still struggle from time to time, but I have the tools to bounce back, repair, and move on to better connections.