I didn’t become a parenting coach because I had perfect parenting.
I became one because I understand what it feels like when parenting is harder than you expected.
The overwhelm.
The guilt.
The moments where you react in ways you didn’t plan to… and then wonder what’s wrong with you.
I’ve lived that cycle too.
For a long time, I tried to “fix” myself the way most parents are told to:
Try harder.
Be more patient.
Do better next time.
But none of that worked when I was already overwhelmed.
What I needed wasn’t more pressure.
I needed understanding.
Understanding what was happening in my nervous system when I felt triggered.
Understanding why certain moments with my child felt bigger than they should.
Understanding how to pause before reacting… even in the hardest moments.
And that’s what changed everything.
Over time, I began helping other parents who felt the same way.
Not by giving them perfect strategies.
But by helping them understand themselves in those emotional moments when everything feels like too much.
And something important became clear:
When a parent feels understood instead of judged, everything begins to shift.
That’s why I do this work.
Not to fix parents.
But to help them see that nothing is wrong with them – they are overwhelmed, triggered, and doing their best in moments they were never taught how to handle.
💗 You are not a bad parent.
You are a parent in need of understanding, support, and a different way of responding in the moments that feel hardest.
Nobody's Perfect Parenting 