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!
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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