Haley Lay

Haley Lay
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I’m a career mom whose life was turned upside down with the arrival of our sweetest blessing in 2015. Married to the love of my life & residing in Jacksboro, Tennessee where we were born & raised. Topics of interest include: all things Jesus, reading, Christmas, fall, Harry Potter, the zoo, fountain Coke, and Disney movies. If you like any or all of those things, we can get along. I write about my wins and my woes with motherhood and my family on my blog You, Me, & Harper Capri.
Books To Lead You Into The Holiday Season

Books To Lead You Into The Holiday Season

Halloween has passed and some people have Christmas trees trimmed in their homes. As the weather cools down (hopefully!) and we get to turn on fireplaces (maybe!), there is nothing better than curling up...

Finding Yourself In A New Hobby: Starter Guide

When becoming a mother, many of us lose things that do not tie our identity to the tiny human we helped create. The early years are so deeply rooted in learning, surviving, and sleeping,...

Things I Don’t Regret, Now That She’s Nine

Now that my daughter is nine, I am able to look back on the path we chose to take, and think about whether I regret some of the choices we made. As mothers, we aren’t...

Books That Feel Like Fall For Mom

As much as some might hate to see summer go, fall is just around the corner. It won't be long until the nights are chilly and we're longing to wrap scarves around ourselves and...

Gift Guide For Moms 2022

What do moms want this year? The age-old request for a silent night will always ring true. But if a two-night stay anywhere by herself isn't in the cards, and you’re looking for a...

Halloween Week: Low Effort Magic

It’s Halloween week! I’ll be the first to admit that Halloween isn’t my favorite holiday. So, naturally, it is my only child’s favorite. Since she was old enough to talk, she has been obsessed...

September Is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

"September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month — a time to raise awareness of this stigmatized, and often taboo, topic. We use this month to shift public perception, spread hope and share vital information to...