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The Type B Mom's Guide to Getting Her Life Together

If you've ever bought a planner, started a routine, and given up three days later, welcome.

This blog is for the Type B moms, the hot mess moms, and the moms whose brains never seem to stop running.

Here you'll find simple productivity systems, flexible routines, decluttering tips, and real-life strategies that help you get organized without becoming a Type A mom.

Because you don't need more motivation.
You need a system that works for your life.


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Let’s be honest...

You could slap on a face mask and call it self-care. But if your mind is racing with to-do lists, school permission slips, and “what did I forget this time?” vibes... that cucumber peel ain't doing much.

Here’s your permission slip: bedtime is self-care. Not the aesthetic kind, but the kind that actually helps your brain chill.

And before you start spiraling into “I should have a perfect wind-down routine with herbal tea and ambient jazz,” take a deep breath. We’re not doing perfection—we’re doing peace. Welcome to the glow-up era that starts before sunrise.




Why You Scroll at Night (And How to Chill Without Shame)


You swore you’d go to bed early. You were so close. Then BAM—suddenly it’s 11:47 PM, and you’re 64 TikToks deep into “clean girl morning routines” and planning a life you’re too tired to live.

Here’s the deal:

You’re not lazy. You’re overstimulated, overextended, and finally alone for the first time all day. Of course you’re scrolling. That’s not failure—it’s survival.
But here’s the twist: doomscrolling isn’t actually restful. It’s like drinking soda when you’re thirsty—temporarily satisfying, but not what your body (or brain) really needs.

How to stop the endless scroll without guilt:

  • Start small. Try a 10-minute no-screen buffer before bed instead of banning your phone completely.
  • Sub out, don’t cut out. Replace TikTok with something that still feels indulgent but doesn’t fry your brain—like reading spicy Kindle chapters, listening to a podcast, or journaling.
  • Create a phone bedtime. Plug it in across the room like it’s a toddler that needs a nap. Out of sight = out of scroll.



Build a Bedtime Routine You Actually Want to Do


Let’s face it—if your bedtime routine is boring, your brain’s gonna revolt. You need something that feels more “cozy queen” than “corporate sleep seminar.”

Here’s the lazy girl’s bedtime routine starter pack:

  1. No shame wind-down. Close out the day with a vibe-check journal. What went well? What stressed you out? Dump it on paper. Clear brain = better sleep.
  2. The transition ritual. Think: lighting a candle, brushing your teeth, throwing on your softest hoodie. It signals to your brain, hey babe, we’re shutting it down.
  3. Something for you. Read, stretch, snack, vibe. This is the part where you reconnect with yourself—not your kids, not your partner, not your group chat. Just you.
You don’t need to start with a 10-step wind-down. One step is enough to begin. The vibe is intentional relaxation, not self-improvement boot camp.





What Goes in Your Bedtime Basket


Okay, real talk: a bedtime basket isn’t just cute—it’s functional AF. It keeps everything you need to relax in one place, so you don’t end up roaming the house and accidentally reorganizing your junk drawer at midnight.

Your Bedtime Basket Might Include:
  • A journal or brain dump notebook (hot tip: use the one in the Mom Brain Productivity Planner 👀)
  • Lavender roll-on oil or sleepy tea (for the aesthetic)
  • Snacks (because you’re not a gremlin, you’re a goddess who deserves crackers)
  • Headphones for white noise, meditation apps, or a quick podcast
  • A good book or Kindle that isn’t productivity-related
  • Your fave chapstick, cozy socks, or whatever makes you feel ✨cozy af✨
Make it a vibe and your brain will start associating bedtime with rest, not revenge-scrolling.




Bonus Freebie: The Lazy Girl’s Guide to Waking Up Early


Want to feel like a functioning human by sunrise? Then it’s time to stop winging it and start tracking it.

The Lazy Girl’s Guide to Waking Up Early (aka your new BFF) includes:
  • A bedtime and morning routine tracker
  • Zero-pressure check-ins (you’re not getting graded, chill)
  • Tips to build momentum without burnout

This summer isn’t about a body glow-up—it’s about a brain glow-up. And it all starts with how you end your day.

Start with five minutes. Make bedtime feel like self-care, not shutdown. Fill your bedtime basket. Track your wind-down vibes. And watch your mornings transform—because when you rest well, you rise powerfully.

Snag your free bedtime & wake-up tracker now and start your glow-up—one cozy night at a time.



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ABOUT ME

So who is this Productivity Diva?

Hey hey, I’m DaVette 🤍—mom of 3, wife, and a former hot mess express who could not stick to a routine to save her life. I tried everything—planners, apps, waking up earlier—and nothing stuck. My brain felt like 47 tabs open, I was constantly overwhelmed, and I was snapping way more than I wanted to. Honestly, I started to believe I just wasn’t the kind of mom who could “have it together.”

After 6+ years as a health and wellness coach (and deep in my own postpartum mom brain era), I realized something huge: everyone tells moms what to do—but no one shows us how to make it work in real life… with kids, chaos, and zero uninterrupted time. So I stopped trying to force systems that weren’t built for me and created one that actually worked with my mom brain.

Now, I help moms do the same—build simple habits that stick, create time for themselves, and feel calmer, more present, and in control (without becoming a type A robot). Everything inside my courses, planners, and tools comes from what I needed when I was in survival mode—so you can stop feeling like a hot mess and start feeling like the mom you know you can be.


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