I am a wife and mother of four, including twins.

My own journeys through postpartum looked different each time following an emergency cesarean with my first, a successful VBAC with my second, and a twin pregnancy that stretched me in ways I never expected. Each experience was unique, but one truth remained—I often told others I was “fine” when I wasn’t fully aware of my own needs. I didn’t know how to advocate for myself, and I certainly didn’t have a simple, grace-filled way to track what I was feeling physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

That’s what I longed for: a gentle tool to help me pause, process, pray, and remember the goodness of God in the midst of exhaustion, overwhelm, and wonder.

So, I created the Grace-Filled Postpartum Journal for mothers like you—whether you’re navigating this season for the first time or the fifth. It’s designed to be simple, guided, and quick, because time and mental energy are precious commodities when you’re caring for a newborn. Inside, you’ll find space to record gratitude, prayers, self-care, and the honest struggles of each day. It’s a tool for reflection, for tracking your well-being, and for remembering that your story matters.

Because here’s the truth: new mothers matter—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Your struggles deserve to be acknowledged. Your needs deserve to be seen. And most of all, you deserve to experience the same grace that God so generously offers His children—especially the ones up all night caring for tiny ones.

This journal is my prayer in paper form. I pray it becomes a safe space for you to reflect, a resource to share with your provider or loved ones, and a tangible reminder that you are never alone. You are held by the One who sustains you, strengthens you, and sees you fully—even when you feel unseen.

Motherhood is one of God’s greatest gifts, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. My hope is that through this journal, you’ll find grace in the mess, beauty in the hard, and a deep sense of God’s presence in every moment.

You are seen. You are valued. You are worthy of grace.