Parenting is Hard.
There is no instruction manual for how to raise kids.
If you're feeling frustrated, overwhelmed or burnt out in your parenting, you're not alone.
Maybe you're resorting to bribes, threats, punishments and yelling just to get your kids to LISTEN.
Or maybe you want to feel more calm, connected and confident in your parenting.
You want to experience JOY, FUN and LAUGHTER with your kids instead of stress, power struggles, and resentment.
You wanted to be a mom more than anything...but you didn't think parenting would feel this way.
Hey, Momma!
I'm Jess...
and I know how you feel.
I wanted to be a mom my whole life, but when I had my first son, I felt like the feelings of stress and overwhelm outweighed the joy.
By combining my extensive background in child development and psychology with lots of inner work and practice, I went from a stressed-out momzilla to a calm, cool and connected parent...most of the time. 😉
I'm here to tell you that you're not alone. There IS hope for more fulfillment, connection, and FUN in your parenting.
I'm on a mission to help parents experience the joy of life with littles through child development education, positive parenting tools, and intentional play activities. My goal is to provide parents with the support they need to raise happy, healthy children while tending to their own needs in the process.
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What's possible for your parenting?
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The Clarity Package
A three-session package perfect for parents who are looking to improve one specific problem in their parenting.
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A 12-week coaching program and empowered parenting course designed for the parent who wants a radical change in their parenting.
Custom Coaching
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