This week I am announcing a hard thing for me. And since it’s Leap Day on Saturday, I thought it would be a great time to share this decision.
After much thought, I am letting go of my awaiting rainbows blog. It was my first blog where I consistently wrote and grew it. I love it so much. I have grown a lot learning to write and blog. I have learned that I love to write. I’m not sure that I am great at writing, but it gives me a creative outlet I never knew I needed.
Because of all I learned in my time awaiting those precious rainbow babies, I was given a jubilant hope. I have a tremendous hope in Jesus Christ and His ability to succor us in our most heart-wrenching life experiences. And I feel called to share my hope. And I truly hope that something I say will help even one person to have a reason to hope today.
I will still share about my infertility journey now and again, but my focus is on finding daily hope in any situation, not just infertility.
So going forward, this will be my only blog. I occasionally will share a Wednesday story from my awaiting rainbows blog, new personal stories of hope, or a recipe that brings me joy. I feel like A Jubilant Hope gives me more room to grow and expand.
As a way to say good-bye to my awaiting rainbows blog and that IG account etc,I am going to promote my two new projects-this blog & my etsy shop Jubilant Creations Co
So, I am doing a giveaway! Please head on over to my IG accounts and check it out!

Sharing hope on this blog and through my etsy shop products are a couple of my goals right now. I spent so many years not thinking about me. Just in the trenches of motherhood–which I LOVE! But I realized something this last year…I can do more. I can be a good mom AND a writer. I can be a good mom AND a small business owner. I can be a good mom and volunteer at my favorite charity { Hearts Knit Together }, I can be a good mom AND share hope. {But don’t ask how good I am doing at cleaning my house and blogging!:)}
What can you add after the AND in your life?
Today there is a reason to hope.