Hey Momma…
I see you—probably reading this while hiding in the bathroom or reheating your coffee for the third time.
You’ve been trying your best to be good. Good mom. Good partner. Good friend. Good-ish human.
But let’s be real—some days it feels like all that “goodness” just leaves you feeling... tired. Like deep soul-tired.
And quietly you wonder, Wasn’t this plan meant to be more________. Name it. Peaceful? Silly? Beautiful?
Well... yes. Yes it was. And yes, it still can.
This space? It’s for you.
The honest, undone, hilarious, an a bit unholy you.
The you that’s carrying 47 tabs open in your brain and a baby on your hip.
The you that cries in the car and laughs at memes and prays for peace before school drop-off.
The you that needs someone to say: You’re not alone. You’re not crazy. And no, you’re not the only mom who accidentally cried at a dog food commercial today.
Here in Hey Momma: That’s Motherhood, we tell the truth.
We write letters.
We read grace-filled replies from a voice we call “Mary”—equal parts spiritual big sister and Target-aisle therapist.
We laugh. We rest. We remember that God is not far off—He’s right here in the mess with us.
Look around. He’s winking at you today.
New!
2023
About Five2Studios
It started with a mom, a little boy, five loaves, and two fish.
Just a simple lunch… that became part of a miracle.
Five 2 Studios is built on that story—the reminder that what we offer, however small or ordinary, placed in God’s hands, can multiply beyond imagination.
We’re a gathering of creative silly—writers, singers, artists, storytellers—showing up with lots of passion & we’ve got: a scribbled idea, a tired prayer, a half-finished joke, a melody hummed between dishes.
We’re moms, daughters, friends, and faith-full wanderers offering our “little”—trusting God to do a lot.
This is our loaves and fishes.
This is Five 2.
And you’re already part of the story
Kind Words
“Channing made an extra effort to add elements that were personal to us. She made sure our space reflected us as individuals and as a family.”
—Jaya Dixon