Malana Bracht
M. Renee Bracht is a red-headed mama out of Oklahoma. In March 2019, her family felt led out of faith to move to Charleston, leaving everyone and everything they knew behind. From that journey of faith, M. Renee Bracht wrote her first book, I Feel Led: A Journey of Following Holy Spirit into the Unknown (Fall 2021). Through various forms of media (blogs, podcasts, public speaking, & YouTube videos), she shares her story of gaining a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, ending the cycle of poverty in her life and learning to create a healthy family life for her children. Malana also likes serving in the local church, coffee shops, and fuzzy slippers. For more information, you can visit https://linktr.ee/author.malanabracht
Mommas in the Beautiful Chaos: We See You
Being a stay-at-home mom is not for the faint of heart.
Every waking moment (and some sleeping) is spent on little people who are constantly getting their needs met from us. Mornings and nights become...
Charleston Moms FAVORITES: Fast Food App Hacks Every Mom Should Know
Welcome to our series Charleston Moms FAVORITES! In a season of parenting that feels especially hard, our team is excited to share some of the things that are making us happy and helping us...
Helping Kids Learn Independently With Kumon
For students across the Lowcountry (and the world over), there's no doubt that 2020 has been the year of interrupted learning. Ending one school year abruptly separated from the classroom muddling through virtual lessons...
Charleston Moms FAVORITES: Five Things That Keep My Head Above Water as a SAHM
Welcome to our series Charleston Moms FAVORITES! In a season of parenting that feels especially hard, our team is excited to share some of the things that are making us happy and helping us...
My Grace-Filled Breastfeeding Journey
In honor of World Breastfeeding Week, I wanted to reflect on my own breastfeeding journey. After having three babies in under three years, you could say I have a story or two! I hope...
The Struggle of Looking “Put Together” as a Mom
I put make-up on in the car because I know I will be treated better at this doctor's office if I look "presentable."
Mommas, we know the struggle.
After the morning whirlwind of getting the kids...
Why I Said I Would Never Become a Stay-at-Home Mom
For years, I told myself I would never be a stay-at-home mom. I told myself I would be too overwhelmed, I wouldn’t feel fulfilled, and I wasn’t capable of staying at home instead of...
What Do I Say When My Best Friend Loses Her Baby?
The loss of a child is so unique and profound that it isn't a pain that goes away. Grief is a pain that burns slowly like a piece of coal in your heart that...