As a mom of two—a baby and a toddler—I know firsthand the chaos of juggling daycare drop-offs, nap schedules, work meetings, and that never-ending pile of laundry. I didn’t start this business because I have it all figured out. I started it during postpartum in 2025 while on maternity leave, right in the thick of figuring out who I was as both a mom and me.

After trying planner after planner and testing systems that looked great on paper (but didn’t work in my real life), I realized I didn’t need perfect. I needed something functional. Simple. Flexible. Tools that actually support life as it is, not as Instagram says it should be.

That’s where Imperfectly Planned comes in. I create planning tools for moms like me—tech-loving, modern, juggling a lot—who want support without the pressure to “do it all.” If you’ve ever had sticky notes on the fridge, a calendar app on your phone, five apps with half-finished lists, a mental to-do list that never ends, and zero energy to keep it all together… you’re not alone. I’ll help you find that imperfect balance.

Some days, I use a system. Some days, I just grab whatever works. And that’s what this brand is all about—helping you manage what’s on your plate in a way that fits real life.

And since I was once a cheerleader, think of me as your imperfect planning cheerleader now—here to encourage you with small wins, flexible tools, and a reminder that progress > perfection (and a slice of pizza in hand, most likely).

Meet Sarah, Your Cheerleader at Imperfectly Planned

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Computer window with the message 'Done is better' displayed in the center.
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The Imperfect Foundation

While it’s just me behind the scenes, Imperfectly Planned is built on values a lot of us moms share:

  • Progress over perfection — Small steps count. Done is better than perfect.

  • Simple is sustainable — No over-engineered systems. Just tools that feel doable.

  • Tech as a tool, not a to-do — Designed to support your life, not complicate it.

  • Life first, work second — These tools are here to help you live, not just plan.

What You’ll Find Here

You’ll find simple, flexible digital tools—like planners, Notion hubs, and templates—created with modern, work-from-home moms in mind. Tools you can pick up when life feels overwhelming and use when you’re ready, without it becoming yet another to-do.

This isn’t about doing it all. It’s about having support when you need it, space when you don’t, and tools that work with however you’re showing up today.

Digital calendar for June with scheduled events, to-do list, and notes, featuring color-coded days and sidebar tabs for previous and upcoming months.