I’m a South Jersey mama of five, forever fueled by fountain Coke, iced coffee, and a deep love for creating cozy, comforting spaces.

I grew up in Philadelphia, an alumna of St. Maria Goretti High School and Thomas Jefferson University, where I earned a Bachelor of Science and completed nursing school, yet never became a nurse, though life, love, and motherhood eventually called me in another direction.

As a middle schooler, I swore I wanted to grow up to be a nun, funny how life had other holy work in mind. Two decades later, I’ve found my sacred calling in motherhood and supporting other women through theirs, alongside my partner of 20 years (still not married, to everyone’s surprise!).

When I’m not walking alongside mamas through their next chapter, you can usually find me nesting at home, hunting soy candles at Marshalls, or cheering from the sidelines at one of my favorite little athletes’ baseball or football games.

I’m an old soul with a modern heart — the kind who wishes we still wrote handwritten notes, hung fresh laundry on the line, and shared real conversations around kitchen tables instead of screens.

Motherhood was my first teacher in healing and personal growth. It taught me to slow down, listen deeply, and find beauty in the ordinary. Those lessons now shape every part of my work, reminding every mother I meet that she’s not alone, she’s enough, and she’s doing beautifully.

“Because when one mother rises, we all rise.”