Lauren Marie’s Blog
Welcome to my blog, where I share insights on motherhood, life after divorce, co-parenting, and building a personal brand with authenticity and resilience.
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Discover some of my most-read posts, where I share personal stories, practical insights, and inspiration on navigating life’s transitions. These reader favorites are a great place to dive in and get a feel for what my blog is all about.
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A Sappy Playlist
Sometimes healing doesn’t come from words, but from letting a song say exactly what your heart can’t.
Vulnerability
After my divorce, I rejected the label “vulnerable,” not realizing that denying my wounds made them easier to reopen.
Book Review: Divergent, Insurgent, Allegiant, Four
The Divergent series pulled me into a fast-paced world of factions, moral dilemmas, and young romance I didn’t expect to love as much as I did.
Loneliness
Loneliness didn’t just make me crave company, it quietly shaped the way I dated and what I was willing to tolerate.
Personalized Book Stamp
Losing loaned books pushed me to create a personalized book stamp that feels equal parts practical and joyful.
Shame of Not Choosing Correctly
After my divorce, I wasn’t afraid of dating, I was afraid of trusting myself to choose again.
Now, He Comes Back
Letting go of false hope was the final step that allowed me to truly move forward after divorce.
Fall Home Decor
A simple, kid-led approach to fall decorating that made our home feel festive, cozy, and very temporarily seasonal.
About the Author
I'm Lauren— a mom, a coach's wife, an author, and a storyteller dedicated to helping women navigate life's transitions with strength and grace. Through my writing, I share real stories and practical insights on topics ranging from motherhood and co-parenting to finding purpose after divorce. Join me on this journey as we embrace resilience, humor, and growth in every chapter.
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Having a newborn and a preteen means learning to meet two completely different kinds of need, often at the exact same time.