Adriana

Adriana
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Adriana was born and raised in Arizona as one of six children. She moved to New York City in 2011 to pursue a lifelong dream, and while she remains a fan, Norwalk became her favorite place to hang her hat and her forever home. After over a decade of corporate experience, she dedicates herself to her passions of art, urban farming, fashion, and the jewelry trade. She volunteers as an advocate for children’s rights and sits on the board of an organization dedicated to the advancement of women’s education and leadership. She and her husband share a commitment to travel and adventure, the pursuit of a perfect meal, and making sure their two kids have a global worldview.
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How to Plan Meals without Meal Planning

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Dinner took a lot of space in my mind. Most parents think about it at least three times a day. What will I make...
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Motherhood and Fitness: Not One Size Fits All

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Before I got pregnant with my first, I was weight training. I had a routine, a trainer I loved, and the ability to go...
A mom laying on the floor playing blocks with her daughters.

Play Time: The Last Mile

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As anyone with kids knows, changes can come slowly, and changes can come fast. Suddenly, your child grows assertive and refuses pants. Suddenly, there is...
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A Beauty Must For Moms: Color Correction

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It’s “New Year, New Me” time, and for me, that comes with a really important question: What can I do for myself this year...
A woman sorting items to declutter and keep.

Declutter Your Mess and Your Stress

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I read an article recently about the stress levels of moms being directly correlated to the amount of stuff they have in the home. I...
A mother talking to her daughter with her hand on her shoulder.

What Gentle Parenting Means to Me

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Gentle Parenting. We have all heard the term and have seen plenty of print on the subject. Those of us deep in the trenches...
Children reading a book under a table.

What We Can All Learn From Drag Queen Story Hour

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I have a very heteronormative household. There is one dad, one mom, and two girls who identify as girls with all the typical girl...
A daughter kissing her mother on the cheek.

Parenting Beyond the Toddler Years

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I have turned into a life coach when I least expected it. I have met many life coaches in my day. When they first...
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The Invisible Efforts and Why I Make Them

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Sometimes, I get jealous of how much my kids celebrate and fawn over my husband. I know it’s a terrible thing to feel, but...
A glass jar to catch lightening bugs.

Happy Campers: Starting a New Summer Tradition

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In today’s technology-filled era, few places offer the reset and primal joys of camping in the great outdoors. You don’t have to be “outdoorsy”...