Where Chaos Meets Community
If you’re here, chances are your life didn’t go exactly as planned — and neither did mine.
In the fall of 2021, my husband and I got the shock of a lifetime: I was pregnant with spontaneous identical triplets. Our reaction was probably a lot like what you might be feeling right now: tears, a few choice words, and a rush of emotions all at once. Fear. Excitement. Gratitude. Overwhelm. All of it.
We had no idea where to begin. How would we afford this? Would we need a bigger house? A minivan? How do you even get multiple babies on the same schedule — is that actually possible?! Every question led to another, and no book or blog seemed to truly understand what we were facing.
So I started sharing our journey online, simply looking for connection and reassurance. What I found was community, and what began as a way to survive those early days slowly became a way to support other families walking this same path.
That’s how Mastering Multiples was born.
This space is for you — the parent navigating the chaos, the logistics, the exhaustion, and the joy of raising multiples. Everything here is rooted in real-life experience and shared with honesty, compassion, and zero judgment. From pregnancy and the NICU to toddlerhood and beyond, my hope is that you feel seen, supported, and reminded that you are not alone.
Built by a triplet mom. Backed by experience. Rooted in community.
xo,
Kate
Where you can find Kate & her community
My story
I’ve had the heartfelt honor of sharing my story through public speaking, podcasts, and written features including conversations with Support Now , The Birth Trauma Mama, and my own show, Got it Together. In each space, I speak openly about my experience — the highs, the heartache, and everything in between — with the hope that it helps even one person feel a little less alone.
I’ve also had the opportunity to shed light on the larger, often unspoken realities of this journey. In a feature with People Magazine, I worked with journalist Angela Andaloro to bring awareness to the immense financial burden many families face when their premature babies require extended NICU care — a reality that impacts far more families than most people realize.
Please know: this is simply my story. It’s not a roadmap or a one-size-fits-all experience for navigating high-risk pregnancy, birth, or life with multiples. If you choose to listen or read, I encourage you to do so gently and to check in with yourself along the way. These are tender topics, and your mental and emotional well-being always comes first.
Content Note: Birth trauma, cesarean section, and mental health are discussed.
