Hi! I'm Kallista, and I can help you!

Whether you have always been a mom (like me) or you were not sure you wanted to be a mom, you need all the preparation you can get before the baby arrives.

Because man oh man, when that precious baby gets here, you will hit the ground running, and it will be the hardest (but the best) adjustment of your life.

I am a Registered Nurse, Certified Lactation Counselor, and (my fave) a mom of three. I started New Mom Boss to help first time moms like you, who need help figuring out what to do to get ready for the baby.

From what you really need for the registry, to preparing your nursery, as well as your relationship, breastfeeding, sleep training and more, I got you covered. 

I believe more preparation before the baby arrives, will decrease the stress and anxiety over being a new mom. You will feel more ready and confident, which will help increase the bond with your baby, and allow you to enjoy new motherhood much more.

I had my first two kids 13 months apart, so I became a fast expert on being a new mom. And after some time I realized that all the things I learned could be passed on to others and alleviate a lot of the unknowns about being a new mom. 

Of course everyone is different and will experience motherhood in a unique way. But so many of the steps to prepare and the basic knowledge are the same, and there is no need to reinvent the wheel!

Benefits of Guidance with Kallista

• Learn about the areas you need to work on to prepare for your baby with the New Mom Assessment Session
• Take the overwhelm out of guessing the order of the steps needed in planning for your baby
• Learn strategies to help prevent postpartum depression
• Build the support systems you will need as a new mom
• Prepare yourself with maternity leave and going back to work
• Learn how to nurture your relationship as you transition into a growing family
• Feel supported and confident as a new mom

Women prepare for their weddings at least one year ahead of time, hire a wedding planner, and spend countless hours on all the details for a day celebration?

How much planning and preparation do mamas-to-be spend? Usually, just the classes the hospitals offer right?

And then maybe throwing together the nursery in over a couple weekends.

Do you want to invest more time, energy, and money on preparing for your baby?