Mama Meg

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Mom of Three · Thirteen Years in Tech

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Join date: Jul 4, 2021

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Hey, I'm Meg 🤍 Mom of three littles (5, 4, and 1.5) in Atlanta and the person behind It's Mama Meg. I spent ten years working in tech before pointing all of that energy at motherhood -- which explains both my spreadsheet approach to baby gear and my complete lack of chill.

Everything on this blog is tested on my own crew: the non-toxic swaps, the AI prompts that lighten the mental load, and the products that actually earned their spot in our house (plus the ones that didn't). Because I know how "mommy bloggers" can come off, I want to be so clear that I'm never claiming my way is the only or best way. This space is about sharing what worked for us and what I've learned from other moms along the way, in case it's helpful to the moms coming up behind me. This stuff is tough but it's infinitely better together.

Posts (40)

Sep 9, 2026 ∙ 6 min

Evereden Kids Haircare Review: Is It Actually Clean? (2026)

Written by Meg — mom of three (ages 5, 4, and 1.5) in Atlanta. Owner of one head of curls that has ended stronger women than me. 🫶 Affiliate disclosure, right up top: this post contains affiliate links through Evereden's creator program, and I earn a commission on purchases through them — at no extra cost to you. We were paying customers first, this is our actual twice-a-day routine, and everything below (including the part where I tell you what's NOT clean about it) is what I'd tell a...

Sep 7, 2026 ∙ 4 min

What to Pack for Daycare: The Infant Checklist (From a Mom Who's Done It 3x)

Three kids into daycare life, my packing system runs itself — and I mean that literally, because even the baby participates now. The exact infant daycare checklist, the last-name labeling trick that saves money on every sibling, and the drop zone setup that ended our morning scramble.

Sep 7, 2026 ∙ 6 min

Is the Merlin Magic Sleepsuit Safe? Recall + AAP Rules (2026)

All three of my babies wore this suit, and I still think you should read the fine print before you buy one. The recall that's real, the weighted-product panic that isn't about this product, and the rules that make it as safe as it can be — in writing, because that's how I'd want it handed to me.