Happy Mother’s Day to all the Supermoms!

Hi ladies!

We are days away from enjoying the beautiful gift of Mother’s Day.

I recently had the wonderful opportunity to help one of my client’s transform her closet. I truly believe the greatest satisfaction you can receive is when you help a person in need. Here’s what she had to say after our session:

Christina is such a lifesaver!!! I’m an optometrist, mother of 2 young boys, and starting my own private practice soon and desperately needed help on my work wardrobe! I’ve been in a “mommy rut” for the past 2 years and wore the same color scheme to work everyday… black pants with a colored top…Even my husband was tired of seeing me in the same clothes everyday.

I am so glad I found Christina! She spent time with me at my house, looked at my closet to see what pieces we could work with, and then we made a list of things to purchase. She spent quality time with me while shopping and had really great ideas. I purchased so many great classic and timeless pieces for my work wardrobe that I’m so excited to show it off at my new practice! I use to love going shopping, but after becoming a mother, it’s been more like a chore. I prefer to just go into the store, get what I need, and then leave. Christina made it so easy to look for the right pieces for my body type and so I think I now have changed my outlook on shopping!

The price she charges is SO REASONABLE for the amount of expertise that she provides. I personally think she should charge more than what she quotes because she’s just that good!

So if you are like me: In a “mommy rut”, want to look and feel great again in your clothes, or just need to be directed in the right direction, then hire Christina!

Thank you again Christina for helping me look and feel great!!!

Tracy P.

So my question to you is, do you sometimes find yourself in a “mommy rut?”

I know I do!

It’s hard trying to manage a little one (especially with one on the way), getting them ready for school, maintaining a clean home, giving undivided attention to your Husband, running a business, and then finally, taking care of yourself. Even more difficult when you are a single mom, I was once there for 2.5 years. It’s not easy.

Nonetheless, I’ve always believed that taking care of yourself is critical. You let the world, your Husband and your children know, that you matter. It’s hard, I know. You might say, but Christina, I’m so exhausted that I don’t have the time to work out, clean my face, let alone get ready and do my makeup.

Well, I’m here to tell you, you need to make time. You are the gatekeeper to your home. You are the one that maintains the peace and the love in your home, and if you’re not happy, your family is not happy. Invest in yourself. Give yourself 10 minutes before everyone wakes up to meditate, talk to God, and mentally prepare yourself for the day.

If you get in the habit of doing this every morning, I promise, you will see a huge difference in your lifestyle. Your family needs you. Be the role model for your children and your Husband. And if you still say, but how can I do ALL of this? How? My simple answer is (which I do every single time I’m lost and every single morning), ask God for His strength and guidance, He will give you all the power you need.

If you need help with my styling services and want to take your career or mommy fashion to another level, contact me at christina@stylebychristina and I’ll get you fashionably ready to conquer the world just like my client Tracy.

My best wishes to all you Moms aka Supermoms! How we desperately need you every single day. Thank you for your daily sacrifice and your outpour of unconditional love.

Happy Mother’s Day!!

All my love,

Christina, xo

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