Marriage doesn’t just “change” after kids—it evolves, unravels, and reinvents itself over and over again.

In this episode, we’re walking through the real stages of marriage through motherhood—from the pre-baby honeymoon phase, to the roommate vibes of the baby years, to school-age co-managing, and the slow, quiet choice to either reconnect or grow apart.

We’re talking resentment, emotional capacity, calendar chaos, and the little moments where you suddenly realize:“Wait… when’s the last time we even talked about us?”

Whether you’re in the thick of toddler tantrums, realizing your partner feels like a coworker, or you’ve found your way back to each other—this one’s for you.

💬 Listener confessions included.Real talk only.Let’s go there.

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.