Kelleen Miller

Discover the beauty in messy, imperfect, and heartwarming family nights. From s’mores and screen time struggles to epic game night drama and cozy movie moments, this honest peek into summer evenings reminds us that love lives in the chaos.

This summer, I’m not playing cruise director. I’m embracing the beauty of boredom—and watching my kids turn sticks into magic wands and the backyard into outer space. 🌿🚀 Why? Because creativity needs quiet. Imagination thrives when there’s nothing scheduled. And let’s be honest… mama needs a break too. ✌️💁‍♀️

If you’re currently: ✅ Serving 56 snacks a day ✅ Hiding in the pantry for alone time ✅ Wondering how it’s only Wednesday... Then this one’s for *you*, mama. It’s a humorous, honest look at parenting through summer break — with tips, laughs, and plenty of wine 🍷.

Nothing says summer like cocktails and unfiltered conversations with your ride-or-die mom crew. From belly laughs to real talk, these are the moments that refill our cups—literally and emotionally. Grab a glass, gather your girls, and toast to surviving motherhood one sip at a time.

Mom guilt is real, but perfection isn't. Embrace the chaos, let go of unrealistic expectations, and focus on what truly matters.

Teaching boys to express emotions builds emotional intelligence, helping them thrive in relationships, stress management, and life. #Parenti

Don’t be afraid to rewrite your plan. It’s your journey. Only you get to decide what makes it meaningful.

Your worth isn't defined by how others treat you. Walk away with grace, set boundaries, and always love yourself first.

Watching a loved one battle dementia is heartbreaking. But amidst the pain, there’s gratitude for every moment we still share.

Wow, it’s hard to believe we’re celebrating the third anniversary of Blonde + Tipsy Mama! Three whole years of sharing my heart, my mess,

It’s easy to get caught up in the logistics of life—who’s picking up the kids, what’s for dinner, or what’s next on the to-do list. But, we

I hope my kids always hear my voice: You are enough—even when the world says they need to do more.