Michele C
Michele is a Bessemer resident who was born and raised in Montgomery. After graduating from the University of Alabama she landed in Birmingham for work with the Catholic Diocese of Birmingham in 2011. In 2014 she met her now-husband Martin online and they shared a long-distance romance between Alabama and England until they married in 2016.
Later that year they welcomed their first son, Lewis, who was born in his 35th week and spent time in the St. Vincent’s NICU. Michele continued as a working mom until their second son, Richard, was born at the end of 2018. She is now a stay-at-home mom to two under two and couldn’t be happier to spend her days watching her boys grow.
Michele spends her free time reading, listening to podcasts, and studying to become an NFP instructor.
Holiday Traditions :: Saint Nicholas Day
I did not grow up celebrating Saint Nicholas Day. Having been raised in a Southern Baptist family, I only knew Saint Nick as another name for Santa Claus, and he visited my house on Christmas...
5 Ways to Support a NICU Mom
My first pregnancy was anything but picture perfect. A test concerned us into thinking our son might have spina bifida, so we had multiple ultrasounds to confirm that he did not. Then we learned...
Five Podcasts for Your 2019 Playlist
The great thing about podcasts is that there’s something for everyone. From listening to a crime drama, to getting answers to your money questions, to just listening to two friends chit chat about television...
Start the New Year Off Organized
It’s the beginning of a brand new year, and that means everyone is thinking of resolutions and fresh starts. Why not start 2019 off by de-cluttering and getting organized and setting yourself up for...
Why I’m a Stickler for Bedtime
I’m not sure exactly what parenting philosophy I’d be described as following in my parenting journey. With a two-year-old son and a ten-month-old son, I’ve learned that there are some things I’m pretty laid...
Birmingham Moms Blog :: Introducing Michele
Birmingham
I grew up in Montgomery and always thought of Birmingham as “the big city”. After receiving a job offer in the summer of 2011, I have since called this city home. And boy, have...