Emilie Kiser

The whole motivation always behind starting social media was honestly that I just needed an outlet.

I think that's why a lot of people start.

I think that we crave human interaction, human connection.

And I had lived in Utah at the time for already about, I think maybe three or four years.

But when you become a mom, your whole world shifts, your life changes, like nothing can even prepare you for that journey.

And I was just really deeply craving something to...

fulfill me in a deeper way.

Obviously, motherhood fulfills me so much, but I felt like I needed like my own thing.

And I think that's so healthy and important.

And I was like, I think I should just start sharing my day to day.

Like maybe people will relate to that.

So I was sharing my

Morning vlogs, day in the life vlogs, cleaning vlogs.

And honestly, it deeply motivated me.

I was home alone most days with Trig.

And so it really just helped me to like get out of the house, get stuff done.

Like that was my motivation was just connecting with other moms and people.

I feel like to me, my community just feels warm and kind.

And I feel like I'm just so grateful for my community and how much grace and love they always give me and my family.

And especially going through what we've gone through, I could have never anticipated the support that I would receive.