When I became pregnant with my second kiddo and ended up becoming a mom of two, that is when I finally

found out how important systems really were. And I also found out how systems really were my jam.

I had lived my life all the way up until that point, not knowing that my brain organized and understood things differently.

I think my mom probably always knew this about me.

I, for my entire life, had things grouped like with like inside of my closet, inside of bags and duffel bags and bins and I

wouldn't let anyone help me clean my room because I had to have everything organized in a certain

way before it got put away and I just kind of thought that was normal but I remember my mom not

thinking that was normal but then as I grew and became an adult, I just did my thing. And I think when we all

are just out there doing life, we don't realize that we are really all that different until

kids come along. And then we realize, oh, my goodness gracious, all of our faults become

apparent and honestly the things that we're pretty darn good at become a parent too.

It's been a minute. It's actually been six years since I have had a baby in my arms.

And God willing, I don't plan to have one again again, again, not even anytime soon, but like again

again. So I honestly, for a long while, really, really, really did miss being able to systemize

all of the things for babies. It's my favorite, favorite, favorite time. I loved being pregnant.

I loved nursing. I loved nursing I loved cloth

diapering I loved wearing my baby I loved everything about it and being organized

and having systems within that season of life made me so happy and then I realized

as I grew out of that and started this business that I missed the prime

opportunity to be able to share all of those systems with everyone that was coming to me to learn.

And then as of late, I've had a couple other younger women in my life that are starting their

families and I realized, you know know what I still remember a thing or

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