Danielle Devota
Danielle has split her childhood and adult life between Owosso and Chesaning. While she currently calls Chesaning “home”, Owosso will always hold a feeling of home for her as well. Danielle is married to Joe, and they are figuring out this thing called parenthood between their daughter, Charley Jo, and yellow lab, Bryer. At her day job, Danielle leads a university communications team. During her off-hours, she and her family run a farm called Section 32 Farms, which specializes in sustainable agriculture. Danielle is an author and enjoys cooking up new and challenging dishes with her family, reading, and planning her and Joe’s next international travel adventure.
Vacation Looks Different Now Mama
We recently took our first vacation as a family of three, nearly a year after bringing our daughter into the world. And to be honest, I became increasingly nervous it got closer even though...
How Natural Birth Control Helped Me Take Charge of My Fertility
Let’s talk about the worst kept secret – periods, birth control, and family planning. Over the last year, I found myself getting asked by several friends and family members about how I handle these...
Dear Mom, I’m Sorry I Took Your Love For Granted
Dear Mom,
Let me start by saying those two little words you rarely hear – I’m sorry. Or how about these two other little words – you’re amazing.
Growing up you were my idol, my safe...
Mama, You’re More Like a Cow Than You Think
Read this closely mama. I am NOT calling you a cow. I had to learn to adjust to my pregnant body. And now I'm still learning to adjust to this post-pregnancy body {mom pooch...
Postpartum During a Pandemic: Tips For Juggling Work + New Motherhood
A few months ago, many of you were probably like me in that you heard vague rumblings of the word “Coronavirus,” but didn’t give it much thought beyond that. In fact, a few months...
Meet Danielle: New Mama, New Farmer, Old Soul
Hi everyone, I'm Danielle or Dee for short. I'm thrilled to be joining a community of mamas from my own backyard! Mamahood is HARD, so I'm glad to build a community of others who...