Hi, I'm Amanda

I BELIEVE Women Deserve a Voice in Their Own Story

I'm a dedicated wife. Proud homeschooling mom of four. Longtime advocate for women. And a woman finally learning how to put herself back on her own list.

Amanda Ignot

My Story

It Started With Advocacy

For years, my heart for women centered around pregnancy and birth — helping women ask questions, understand their options, and trust their instincts better.

That passion grew from my own journey through 13 years of infertility, fertility treatments, and four IUIs before finally seeing the positive pregnancy test I had waited so long for.

After my daughter was born, I realized I never wanted another woman to believe she simply had to go along with what she was being told.

I wanted women to know they could ask questions. They could learn. They could advocate. They could trust themselves.

And all these years later, I still believe every bit of that.

Somewhere Along the Way, I Stopped PRIORITIZING Myself

Then came four children, homeschooling, marriage, meals, laundry, appointments, and all the details that somehow had to live inside my “mom brain.”

Like so many women, I believed I should be able to handle it all. I kept going—even when I felt overwhelmed and couldn’t understand why knowing what I needed to do wasn’t enough to help me do it consistently.

Eventually, I began asking a different question:
What if I don’t need to try harder? What if I need to start taking better care of the woman who has been trying so hard all along?
What I'm Learning

Putting Myself Back on My List

Not perfectly. Not all at once. Just intentionally—one small decision at a time.

Start Small

Taking the supplements already in my cabinet. Getting outside in the morning. Ten quiet minutes in the shower. Nothing revolutionary — just consistent.

Rebuild Trust

Missing a day doesn't mean I failed. I can come back. Rebuilding trust with myself — one small decision, one honest moment at a time.

Ask Better Questions

What does my body need? What is this overwhelm trying to tell me? What am I carrying that was never meant to be mine alone?

It's All Connected

This Isn't Only About My Health

This journey isn’t only about me feeling better physically.

It touches my emotions, faith, marriage, motherhood, time, habits, and the dreams I’ve continued carrying even when I didn’t have the capacity to pursue them.

I want to feel better in my body, but I also want to be more present—to respond instead of constantly reacting and have energy for the people and purposes God has placed in my life.

This is generational work, starting with me.

Pull Up a Chair

I’m not showing up because I have everything figured out. I’m showing up because I finally decided I don’t have to wait until I do.

I don’t believe women were meant to carry all of this alone—or that most women need someone standing on the other side telling them how to fix their lives. Sometimes we need someone willing to say, “I’m in it too.”

If you’re learning to slow down, listen to your body, rebuild trust with yourself, and become more of who you know you’re capable of being, there’s a place for you here.

We’re figuring some of this out together.

What My Work Looks Like Today

Supporting Women in Many Ways

Today, my work reflects the different ways I’ve learned to support women—through pregnancy and birth advocacy, practical resources, honest conversations, natural wellness, and community.

It has also taken on a new form in this season of my own life.

One of the ways I’ve started putting myself back on my list is by building work I can do from home as a virtual assistant. It allows me to use my creativity, organization, and problem-solving skills while working in the pockets of time around homeschooling, raising four children, and keeping up with our family’s activities.

Through this work, I get to support heart-centered entrepreneurs with the behind-the-scenes pieces of their businesses while creating something meaningful of my own. It has given me an opportunity to contribute financially to my family, rebuild my confidence, and reconnect with a sense of purpose outside of my responsibilities as a mother and homemaker.

The work may look different depending on who I’m helping, but the heart behind it remains the same: helping women feel supported, capable, and less alone as they build lives, families, and businesses that matter to them.

the heart of this work:

Creativity
Bringing ideas to life with thoughtful, meaningful support.
Organization
Helping the moving pieces feel more manageable behind the scenes.
Purpose
Creating work that supports my family while serving others well.
Support
Helping women feel capable, encouraged, and less alone.