Mom’s Running It Blog

In the summer of 2011, I was encouraged by a woman I looked up to – to start a blog. I felt seen, heard, and encouraged to share stories of being a Mom, running, having kids, blending families, etc… As a doula and breastfeeding counselor for 12 years and a Mom to 18 kids, I felt I had stories to contribute that would make a positive difference.
I was looking for a name for the blog, so I asked friends and family, but it was my then 15-year-old daughter Olivia who said, “Call it ‘Mom’s Running It’ ‘cuz you run EVERYTHING! Family, work, and on the roads”. On October 11, 2011, I hit ‘post’ on my first blog. I was nervous and excited, and I prayed I would bring value to other women who felt all the same things I’ve felt.
Thank you for enjoying the journey with me.
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