To not feel comfortable in your own skin.

After having my first baby, I didn’t even recognize myself. I was tired. Overwhelmed. Just looking for the best diet to finally lose the weight as fast as possible. Everyone seemed to have the secret—cut carbs, fast, eat clean, go Keto.

And yep… I tried all of it.
It worked—until it didn’t.
The more I restricted, the more I overate. The harder I tried to be perfect, the more I felt like a failure. And the more I obsessed over the scale, the more I let it control me.
If the number went up, I’d throw the whole plan out the window.

Instead of trusting the process, I just kept starting over—again and again.
I thought the problem was me—my body, my metabolism, my willpower.

But it wasn’t.

What I really needed was structure.
A strategy based in real life—not all-or-nothing rules.

Because as moms, let’s be honest—life will get in the way.

I didn’t need more willpower.
I needed a plan I could actually live with—one that made sense, felt good, and still moved me toward my goals.

A science-backed approach to nutrition that finally helped me stop chasing perfect—and start building real momentum.

That’s what changed everything for me.

And I’m living it—this second postpartum journey has been completely different.

Not because life magically got easier (it didn’t), but because I finally have a structure that works with my life instead of against it.

Now I’m showing up with more peace, more confidence, and real momentum—and that’s exactly what I help other moms do inside coaching.