I spend my days working on so many things. Making sure kids are fed, taken care of by me or my sitter even when I’m home, and working from home and a million other things. So, I decided last year it was a good thing to open an online boutique, I mean how hard can it be? Well, turns out if you’re not a very social person, it’s pretty hard LOL. I then added lots of people on social media and forced myself to talk to people I normally wouldn’t and it was so nice! Yes I’m a homebody and an introvert, but I realized so are a lot of other moms and that this was such a good time for them to shop online with it being a pandemic and all.
I started with kids clothes which I LOVE! Then athletic and leisure wear that I’ve become addicted to. However, if it’s expensive, it’s hard to sell. Athletic wear is expensive no matter where you go unless it’s through a few sites. But I’m telling you that this stuff is awesome. It sucks you in in all the right places, doesn’t choke you to death and is actually comfy. So, now I’m the woman always wearing leggings and trying to tell others how good this stuff is and they want it, until they realize it’s more than what they would pay at local stores or somewhere.
Anyways, the point of this is that in order to sell this, I’ve had to go way out of my comfort zone. Showing my mommy belly but it’s mostly hidden when I wear my new leggings and joggers, taking professional photos when I hate pictures of myself, and doing things such as live videos, and all the things that come with selling products.

My confidence has always been low, especially after having two kids. I don’t like wearing makeup that often, it’s just a hassle when you’re so busy. I hate asking people to buy stuff but I’ve forced myself to because when you believe in a product, I think you should show it to the world! Especially to other moms that may feel the same way you do.
The kids clothes, they sell themselves. It’s easy because us as moms buy more for our kids and do more for them than we ever do ourselves which I am very guilty of myself. I have foster kiddos come in and out of my house, my own child that is still at home and it’s just easier to buy for them and forget about yourself and if you do buy for yourself you usually end up feeling guilty.
The moral of this story is that as women, we need to think about ourselves more. Take time to do self-care and splurge a little on ourselves every now and then. It’s hard, I know, but we need to keep ourselves feeling good first to truly take care of the others in our lives.

I haven’t put anything up in a bit, it’s been somewhat crazy in my house lately. And it makes me ask myself, am I enough? Am I enough for these little humans that depend on me?