For pregnancy and the months after baby
An hour for you.
Golden Hour is my plan to help you feel supported and strong through pregnancy and the months after baby, in less than an hour a day. These seasons go by fast, and I want you to feel good in them.
Sixty minutes is only 4% of your day.
You deserve that, because you matter.
It doesnât have to be all at once. Five minutes here, ten minutes there. A little gold here, a little sparkle there.
Some days the other 23 hours feel bleak and blah. Your golden hour is where you come for the shine.
Treat yourself to a golden hour.
Youâre taking care of everyone. Your own body gets whateverâs left.
Itâs not too late. Youâre starting from right here, and right here counts. You donât need a stricter plan. You need one that bends with your days, and someone in your corner.
I gained 70 pounds in my last pregnancy.
I had never weighed over two hundred pounds in my life. With my first baby, I felt amazing and strong the whole time. So I thought my second would be the same. It wasnât. I was sick all day, in bed, throwing up, and then I caught the flu and a cold I couldnât take anything for. I couldnât stand to be in my kitchen. Water made me want to throw up.
I could have spiraled. I didnât, because of a few things I kept telling myself. Iâve never been this version of me before. I donât have to love every part of this. And instead of asking how my body looked, I asked what she was doing for me, and what she needed today.
Some days that was a walk. Some days it was a real meal. Some days it was rest, on purpose, without guilt. Little things, day after day.
A year after that baby, I pulled out my old jeans, and they fit. Iâm not telling you that as a promise about your body. Iâm telling you because the way you feel today isnât forever.
Iâve coached women for over ten years. Iâm certified in personal training, nutrition, behavior change and life coaching, and I have a psychology degree. Golden Hour is everything I did for myself, and everything Iâd tell you if you were sitting across from me.
Walking through this season with you is my honor.
xo, Lia
Your golden hour, built around how you feel today.
Check todayâs forecast
Tell me how youâre feeling, honestly: sunny, stormy or somewhere in between.
Take your golden hour
Based on that, I suggest little acts of care for your body and your mind, spread through your day. Take what helps and swap what doesnât.
Watch your sky fill up
Every bit of time you take for you shows up in your sky. On the days you canât feel your progress, you can see it.
Try it. How are you feeling today?
Care for your body and your mind, every day.
Your mind
Whatâs loud today?
- Tap whatâs on your mind and I talk you through it, with a little reminder and one thing you can do right now.
- A talk is part of your golden hour every day, matched to how youâre feeling.
Move your body
Movement is medicine. So is rest.
- A daily walk is your base, with a goal that fits where you are.
- Short strength sessions for when you feel up to it, with a video for every move.
- Three levels, whether youâre new to moving or you were training before.
- Gentle options for the low days, and breathing that works with your pelvic floor.
Feed yourself
Itâs safe to eat.
- How to eat right now, including when you can only stomach a few things.
- A starting number for how much to eat, to share with your provider.
- A craving planner for the evening pull.
- The Kitchen: my library of 100+ quick, real-life meals.
Real-life fixes
Whatâs bugging you?
- The random symptoms nobody warns you about, what helped me, and when to call your provider.
- My playbook for each habit this season, so you know exactly what helps most right now.
Your beach bag
Everything I packed for you
- My birth stories, the hopeful side you donât hear enough.
- Built for birth: the words that got me through labor, so you can pick yours.
- Your hospital bag and recovery checklists.
- A help list to send to the people who keep asking how they can help.
- A letter to future you, opened after baby.
From your first trimester to about six months after baby.
When your baby comes, you tell me, and your golden hour changes with you: healing, rest, food and gentle movement once youâre cleared.
Your daily golden hour, movement that fits your body today, real-life food and the talks for the loud days.
Rest, food, water and short walks. Thatâs the whole plan, and itâs a good one.
Once youâre cleared and feeling more like yourself, usually around six to eight months, Level Up Your Body is where we go next.
Treat yourself to a golden hour.
$197
One payment for your whole season, pregnancy through about six months after baby. As a founding member, every new piece I add is included.
Golden Hour supports your care. It doesnât replace it. Check with your OB or midwife before starting any exercise.
- Your daily golden hour, built around how you feel
- A talk from me every day, for your mind
- Movement with three levels and demo videos
- Real-life food guidance, the craving planner and The Kitchen
- Whatâs bugging you, and my playbook for this season
- Your beach bag: birth stories, birth words, checklists, help list and a letter to future you
- Pregnancy through about six months after baby
A few things you might be wondering.
Iâm already well into my pregnancy. Is it too late?
No. Every week from here is a chance to feel stronger, and that strength comes with you into recovery. Youâre starting from right here, and right here counts.
Is this a pregnancy workout program?
Movement is one part of it. Golden Hour is care for your body and your mind together, because what most women need right now isnât a harder workout. Itâs a way to keep taking care of themselves while everything is changing.
Will this help me with how much Iâm gaining?
Youâre meant to gain. Your body is building a whole person. Golden Hour gives you a starting number for how much to eat, a simple way to build your meals, and tools for the cravings, so you can gain steadily and feel as good as you can. Ask your provider for the range thatâs right for you.
Iâm really sick right now. Will it still work for me?
Thatâs exactly who the stormy days are for. On a rough day your golden hour gets lighter: small bites, small sips, a lot of rest. A lighter day still counts.
I have little ones at home. Do I really have time?
Thatâs why itâs spread through your day. Five minutes here, ten minutes there. The stroller counts, and so does toddler pace.
I already had my baby. Can I still join?
Yes. Golden Hour goes through about six months after baby. Set your babyâs birthday when you come in, and your golden hour shifts to healing, rest and gentle movement once youâre cleared.
How do I use it?
On your phone, tablet or computer, in your browser or the Kajabi app. Save it to your home screen and it opens like an app.
These seasons go by fast.
I want you to feel good in them. Come take your golden hour.