A woman smiling at a young girl outdoors with trees in the background. The woman has long brown hair and the girl has her eyes closed with brown hair.
Watercolor of a mother holding a sleeping baby, surrounded by pine trees with a bird flying overhead, and the text "The Rustic Mother" below.
Collage of three panels: left panel shows sliced bread on a wooden board; middle panel depicts a watercolor illustration of a woman holding a child with a bird flying above; right panel features a woman smiling at a child outdoors, with branches in the background. Text overlays read "RECIPES," "JOURNAL," and "ABOUT ME." Bottom caption says "Motherhood Rooted in Nature."

The Healing Home

A simple how-to guide for burnt out mommas looking to create a natural and peaceful home environment. With step by step instructions on what to declutter, non toxic swaps to make, simple changes that make a big impact on overall happiness. This guide is packed full of easy ways to create a home environment that brings a sense of relief and peace every time you step through your front door.

The Healing Home
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Collage of three photos: a mother holding a baby on a couch, a pregnant woman silhouetted against window blinds, and a close-up of a sleeping baby holding an adult's finger.

Becoming the Mother

The role of the mother has always been important but even more so in today’s society as children and the traditional family are under attack. We as woman have a significant and unique responsibility. Just as the roles of fathers and men who rise up and protect women & children are pivotal, we as women have the unique ability to create life, nurture a child to grow and become the best version of themselves. 

Women in society are the peacekeepers, the nurtures, the ones who protect children, and fight for the rights of those children. We as women and mothers have always had the power to shape culture, call men to action, shape lineages and heal families and therefore heal societies.

 While many women have faced hardships and challenges throughout history, it is within our power to change the story .By fostering healing and resilience within ourselves, mothers can continue to uphold their essential role as anchors for the family and childrens well-being, setting a foundation for lasting positive change. 

The change starts here with you.

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