Hi! I’m Jill.

Welcome to my little corner of the internet.

This is a Place to land when you want to make real life accessible-

for your home, your family, your soul.

No matter what hats we wear, I often find others sharing the same sentiments as me. There is never enough time or energy to do all the things our heart desires. The bills need paid and dinner won’t make itself.

I find myself pondering questions like:

How do we stay human in a demanding world while honoring the dreams and gifts God placed within us?

How do we raise children who shine their light, while also managing screen time and making sure they know how to do laundry before they leave the nest?

If any of that resonates, you’re in the right place, my friend.

This is where conversations about Our humanity and our spirit collide.

A place where your story matters.

Come on in and stay awhile. I’ll meet up at the table for a cup of coffee and a good conversation.

get to know me better

"Ignite the leading lady within."
"Let your light shine. The world needs your exact ray."
"Home is a sacred place. It holds us, watches us grow and nurtures our dreams."
"Dinner isn't just about the meal. It's often the only time in the day, when we can connect together."

Create your

Accessible Nest

I’ve always loved the physical space of home and how it makes us feel. So naturally my goal as “home leader” is to make our nest accessible for all our needs- physically, emotionally and spiritually.

From the spaces to the functioning systems, to managing busy schedules, this is the space for all things home.

And, disability families, we’ve got your back. ADHD hacks, wheelchair tools and advocating for needs…I love sharing all the things related to disability parenting.

This is a community for anyone wanting to build and manage their best nest for their unique family.

accessiblenest

recipes & rituals

that just get us to the table

gathered meals

Let’s face it, families today have a lot on our plates and it’s harder than ever to connect in the chaos of our busy schedules. Mealtime is the easiest time for our family to connect, but I have to admit, it does take grit and grace to just get to the table together. After years of finding recipes and rituals that work for our family, I’m here to share the secret to how our party of 7 gathers for dinner, most nights.