Eat Dessert First is for my love of food and sharing my favorites with you.

Hi, I’m Lillie. Previously a magazine editor, I became a full-time mother and freelance writer in 2017. I spend most of my time with my kids and husband over at The Brown Bear Family.

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• How Reading 📚 Reduces Stress
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• How to prepare and manage Finance before Newborn
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• Managing Stress and Building Confidence for Parents and Teenagers
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