Erin Loechner

Erin Loechner is a writer, speaker, and entrepreneur with a passion for helping women navigate the challenges of modern motherhood. Her writing has been featured in numerous publications, including The New York Times, Elle Decor, and Parenting Magazine. With a degree in Journalism from Purdue University, Erin has spent over a decade creating content across a variety of platforms, from blogging to social media to podcasting. She is known for her honest and vulnerable approach to writing about motherhood, and has been praised for her ability to address difficult topics with grace and empathy. In addition to her writing, Erin is also the founder of Other Goose, an online learning platform for parents that provides resources and support for families navigating the early years of childhood. She is a sought-after speaker and has presented at conferences and events across the country. Erin lives in the Midwest with her husband and two children, and enjoys spending time outdoors, practicing yoga, and experimenting in the kitchen.

10 Things to remember when Potty Training a Special-Needs Child

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10 Things to remember when Potty Training a Special-Needs Child

Potty training any child is a victory but potty training a child with special needs brings a whole other level of satisfaction and serenity. I should know; it took several years to toilet-train my son, Max, who has cerebral palsy. But he did it. No, we did it — and here are 10 key things that helped us. 1. … Read more about 10 Things to remember when Potty Training a Special-Needs Child

How to set up a spring fairy Garden with Pictures

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How to set up a spring fairy Garden with Pictures

I just realized both of my posts this week are about gardening. Can you tell I’m itching to get out there and play in the dirt? Here we don’t plant most stuff until Mother’s Day and I’m dying. Most years, I get suckered into planting something sooner than that, and then one last ugly snowstorm hits … Read more about How to set up a spring fairy Garden with Pictures

15 Things Women who have had Miscarriages want you to know

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15 Things Women who have had Miscarriages want you to know

I’ve always known that when it comes to pregnancy, I have been pretty lucky. I’ve conceived easily and had fairly simple, straightforward pregnancies and deliveries. But lately I’ve had numerous friends and family members experience the loss of a child through miscarriage and still birth, and I’ve been reminded all over again of just how lucky … Read more about 15 Things Women who have had Miscarriages want you to know

7 Heartfelt Ways parents are honoring the children they’ve lost

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7 Heartfelt Ways parents are honoring the children they’ve lost

For parents who have lost a child, the smallest gestures can make the largest impact. Unfortunately, isolation often follows loss for grieving parents, as those around them keep their distance out of fear of saying the wrong thing. But bringing child loss into the light is an important step, not only in honoring a precious life … Read more about 7 Heartfelt Ways parents are honoring the children they’ve lost

How To Entertain a 9-Month Old Baby

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How To Entertain a 9-Month Old Baby

I don’t know if it’s Bee’s personality or her age, but entertaining this 9-month old has proven to be quite a challenge these days! Bee has always preferred constant, new stimulation, but lately we’re experiencing her need-for-speed at a whole new level. Luckily, we’ve landed on a few tips and tricks along the way. Here’s … Read more about How To Entertain a 9-Month Old Baby

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