Helping first time moms

prepare for a baby and navigate postpartum with less overwhelm and more confidence.

free resources and checklists to help the first time mom to be prepare for her first baby

Getting ready for a baby is exciting — but let’s be honest, it can also feel overwhelming. There’s so much to think about, from setting up your home to figuring out breastfeeding and making sure you’re actually prepared for those early weeks postpartum.

I’m Katie, and I help first-time moms like you feel confident and prepared — not just for birth, but for the reality of life with a newborn. Through my Ready for Baby course, guides, and blog, I make sure you have the knowledge, tools, and strategies to navigate your motherhood journey with clarity and ease.

Baby Registry Checklist

FREE CHECKLIST

Get everything you need for baby’s first year, without the guesswork. This free baby registry list covers all the must-haves for new moms from nursery to postpartum care, essentials for breastfeeding and pumping, and smart registry strategies so you can register with confidence and feel fully prepared from day one.

Which Breast Pump is Right for You?

FREE QUIZ

Choosing the right breast pump doesn’t have to be confusing or overwhelming. Whether you plan to pump occasionally or exclusively, I’ve got you covered! Take the free quiz to discover which breast pump fits your needs—and get all the expert advice you need to make the best decision for you and your baby.

Enrollment now open for a limited time!

Ready for Baby

EDUCATION + PREPARATION + SUPPORT

Motherhood isn’t about having everything figured out or doing it all perfectly. The number one way to create ultimate clarity, confidence, and ease as a first time mom? Preparing for baby and postpartum. Most first-time moms feel overwhelmed because they focus on baby gear and childbirth, but not the day-to-day reality of life after baby arrives. Ready for Baby helps you prepare for baby and navigate postpartum with greater confidence and clarity.

The Mom Mode Blog

Postpartum hit me with so many “why did no one tell me this?!” moments.