I became a single mom kind of abruptly in January of 2020 when my girls were 2 and 4. Not only was I now a single parent, but my co-parent was moving to a different country, in a different continent, not even in the same time zone.

Even though it was my choice, I still went through the whole range of emotions. I grieved, for my own failure and loss, and also for the future we would never have. I felt shame and guilt and despair, and an overwhelming fear that I had let my girls down. But more than anything, I felt tired and alone. So very tired and alone.

Now, although only a few months later, I can honestly say that we have made it. It was not easy, and I am not expecting the challenges to become any easier. But I have become better at navigating the course, even when strewn with obstacles. We have settled into our new normal, and you know what? I am happy. In fact, I have never been happier. And if you are not there yet, you will get there too!

Yes, it is scary. And very overwhelming. To put your life back together after seeing it fall apart. You might wonder where to start, what to do, and how to go about it. That is what this blog is all about – to show you how I navigated the change and how I started to get my life back on track.

I know I can help you through those initial stages of newly single motherhood. I show you how I survived the first few months, and how we now continue with our new, normal life as a happy and stable mini family.

From budgeting to mom-time, meal planning to capsule wardrobes, I can help you make this single mom parenting business a lot easier, all the while offering support and love. Because even though you are now a single mom it doesn’t mean you have to do this parenting thing alone.

So, let me just remind you – you’ve got this! And although you won’t need it – good luck

xxx