diary of a Mama: around the home
In this photographic series “diary of a mama” I want to simply share inspiration and captures from my days with my children. Honouring the sacred work of homemaking and child caring. You’ve all heard the saying, “a picture speaks a thousand words”. My intention is for these images to fill your soul with nourishment and a deep knowing that the work you do in your home + raising your children is sacred.
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Hi I’m Natalie,
I teach mothers to hand-sew treasures for a magical childhood while delighting their own creative spirit!
My ebook Magical Birthdays for Children: A guide to creating wholehearted & mindful celebrations has offered inspiration & creativity to thousands of parents around the world.
I’d love to help you get started on your hand sewing journey...Jump on the waitlist for the Sewing Circle or take a look at my other doll making workshops - Story Dolls & Waldorf Dolls or grab my FREE Birthday Stars Guide to get you started on your sewing journey.










Your photos are always so beautiful Natalie. All of that food looks delicious and your spot by the sea looks like a lovely spot to relax and celebrate with friends. Your little girl is so very cute, those little investigating:) xx
Oh. my. goodness! Natalie, these pictures are stunning. xxx
How exciting to see your little girl making a little faerie garden with an Elfin Trail Faerie Garden Kit. I hope it's bringing lots of joy, and faeries.
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Such loveliness here! Beautiful photos 🙂
natalie your pictures are so beautiful!!!! i am so excited for your cookbook to come out!!!! i cant wait!!!!
Glorious photos! I bet that chicken was delicious! I made your beef bone broth yesterday (with lots of added celery). It's waiting in the fridge next to a piece of defrosting beef ready to be turned into a hearty soupy stew (or stewy soup, I'm not sure yet). x