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The honest story of how I (almost) missed my movement goal this week — and the reminder that consistency, not perfection, is what actually moves the needle.

Thoughts on how Mother's Day might look different this year and every year going forward.

The start to this year has been one of deep thought and reflection. If you're not new here, you may have heard me share that my mother passed away from cancer in January. Working through my grief has given me an unexpected gift — the chance to slow down and think about what truly fills my cup, what lessons and values I want to instill in my girls as they grow up, and where I am as a small business owner. My mother was a talented interior designer and successful business owner — and honestly, probably the person I owe my entrepreneurial drive to most. She had many accolades, but what struck me most at her wake and funeral were...

Looking for easy, low-mess crafts to keep your little ones entertained this summer? This roundup is full of fun, kid-approved projects using recycled materials and found objects—like painted rock fish, coffee filter butterflies, cardboard box towns, and more. These screen-free activities are perfect for toddlers and young kids, and they use things you already have at home. Creative play made simple (and sustainable)!

Looking for simple ways to keep your toddler entertained this summer—without a run to the craft store? We rounded up our favorite easy, low-mess summer crafts and heat-busting activities using items you already have at home. From sponge painting to frozen toy rescues, these boredom busters are perfect for sunny afternoons and real kid life.