#CrazyMumof3
...the balance of health and wellness pursuit
Hi, I’m Stephanie and as it says on the tin I’m a crazy Mummy to three beautiful kids aged between 10 months and six years. This name came about when I started using a hash tag #CrazyMumof3 when posting Facebook updates about the madness that happens daily in my house! The things that I fi nd myself doing that I never imagined I would, nor did I never fully appreciated the importance of multitasking until I became a wife and a Mum, nor the amount of Poo that I would encounter...
So, a little about me. I’m a city girl originally from Toronto and love the urban life but have found my heart in Scotland and love the City of Dunblane. I moved to Scotland in 2004 to work in Social Work and whilst working I undertook a post graduate Master’s Degree in Health and Social Care. For the past ten years I have been in Social Work Management.
However, being on maternity leave with Baby number three and knowing that I would be returning to social work part time has given me the chance to get creative. To be honest it has also helped me combat the baby blues I experienced after my fi rst two were born. I know from reading blogs and speaking to other parents that suddenly being away from busy careers and at home with our children can be a mixed transition that brings up both feelings of pure joy mixed in with loneliness and isolation. The sleep deprivation can seriously deplete emotional reserves. I knew that on my third maternity leave I needed to do something diff erent. I had to preserve my identity and maintain some of my professional skills whilst I enjoyed the privilege of year out raising my beautiful family.
In February 2017, when a friend recommended a product to me for my daughter’s extremely dry and weeping skin I didn’t think that this would be the starting point for my business. My little girl has suff ered from sore broken skin since she was tiny. We were reliant on cortisone creams to get through the bad patches. Diet changes and 6 monthly dermatology appointments helped but fl are ups persisted. For my family, the Arbonne ABC Baby Lotion and Nappy Cream helped. It is certainly not a cure but we haven’t used cortisone creams at all since we switched to the Arbonne pure, safe and benefi cial brand.
I slowly switched over to using more of the Arbonne Products in our home. Our family benefi tted from the skincare, make up and nutrition products…maybe not the make up for my husband lol! I felt better knowing that the products are free from nasty chemicals, ethically sourced and animal cruelty free. I did a good deed! Therefore, that made up for the extra Think Pink Gin I drank on the weekend.
I became a product of the
product and started sharing my love of the products with others. I then decided to become an Arbonne Independent Consultant and I’m now also a District Manager with Arbonne.
Starting my Arbonne business has given me the confi dence to commence developing my personal and wellness coaching business, The Balance of Health and Wellness Pursuit. My goal is to support people to feel fabulous inside and out and overcome obstacles to live the life that they want. More on that in the next issue… x
If you are interested in the Arbonne products or want to learn more about
the Balance of Health and Wellness Pursuit, please contact me at
balance.of.health.and.wellness@
gmail.com Thanks, Stephanie x
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