Diary of a Momma: My Coffee Table Book for the Realest Moms
Let me tell you something real quick.. this book of mine? Diary of a Momma? It’s not your average parenting book. It’s not some manual with step-by-step instructions on how to sleep train your baby or what kind of diapers to buy. Nope. It’s a diary. My diary. A 300+ page deep-dive into motherhood, life, travel, chaos, and beauty.. all the things that make this journey unforgettable.. from my lens.
And I created it for YOU.. the mom who’s about to pop, the mom in the thick of it, or the mom who’s been doing this for years and still wonders, “Is it just me?”
Spoiler alert: It’s not just you.
Why I Wrote It
Honestly, it started from me just wanting a space to vent. To reflect. To remember the things I said I wouldn’t forget.. like the first blowout diaper, the first time my toddler said “no” with his whole chest, or the moments I caught myself smiling through exhaustion. I was writing things down.. not because I was trying to be profound, but because I just needed to let it out.
And then I thought… maybe other moms need to read this too. Not for advice. But for comfort. For laughs. For a “girl, SAME.”
So I turned my diary into a real book. A coffee table book. Something beautiful you can keep out in your living room or nursery, flip open whenever, and just read — no pressure, no chapters you need to finish, no rules. Just real life, page by page.
What’s Inside
This book is all me. My ups, my downs, my meltdowns, my wins. It’s diary-style, so every page is written like a journal entry; some long, some short, all 100% honest.
Some of the entries you’ll find in there:
- When Daycare Saved My Sanity (because it really did)
- I Miss the Old Me. And That’s Okay.
- A Mom Who Dreams of the Met Gala (because even with spit-up on my shirt, I’m still extra)
- The Power of Manifestation (important to me because I have BIG dreams)
There are over 300 pages in this book. And while every page is personal, I wrote it with the hope that every mom who picks it up feels a little more seen. A little less alone.
Who It’s For
This book is for:
- The pregnant mom who’s wondering what motherhood will really be like
- The new mom who’s still figuring it out (aren’t we all?)
- The seasoned mom who just wants someone to admit how crazy and magical all of this is
If you’re the kind of mom who:
- Loves a good laugh while drinking your cold coffee
- Cries at Instagram reels at 2am
- Feels pulled in a hundred directions but still manages to show up for your people
- Misses her old self sometimes
- Daydreams about solo vacations and uninterrupted showers
- Loves her kids to pieces but also wants to be left alone once in a while
Then this book was made for you.
How to Read It
There’s no right way.
Keep it on your coffee table. Flip to a random page while your baby naps. Read it during feedings. Keep it by your bed and read an entry before sleep. Lend it to a friend who’s having a rough day.
It’s a feel-good, soul-hug kind of book. And I promise you won’t want to put it down once you start. Even makes an excellent baby shower gift.
Final Thoughts
I didn’t write Diary of a Momma to impress anyone. I wrote it because I needed it. And now that it’s out there, I want every mom who needs something real, funny, heartfelt, and relatable to have it too.
Motherhood is wild. It’s exhausting. It’s beautiful. It’s ridiculous. It’s lonely. It’s empowering. It’s everything all at once.
And this book? It captures all of that.
So if you’re looking for a book that feels like a conversation with your most honest, no-BS mom friend… this is it.
Thanks for supporting me, and for letting me share this piece of my heart with you.
Now go grab a copy. You deserve something just for you.