Mom Connection: Creating Vibrant Relationships in the Midst of Motherhood
by Tracey Bianchi

Parenting young children is an all-consuming task that can make moms feel isolated, disconnected, and ineffective beyond the walls of their own home. They want to have a part in the bigger scheme of things, to have real friends, and to make the world their children will inherit a better place.

In this witty, encouraging book, Tracey Bianchi guides moms on a journey toward celebrating and discovering the underlying rhythm of their lives and how that rhythm pulls them into vibrant relationships. Through stories of her own life as a mom and the experiences of others, she shows moms how to gracefully engage the people who cross their paths rather than viewing others as tasks on a list. She also offers a way to find balance in this busy exercise called motherhood.

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What others are saying about Mom Connection:

"Tracey Bianchi makes us instantly friends with her. Real. Winsome. Approachable. Tracey convinces us we can connect."
-Elisa Morgan, MOPS International president emerita, publisher of Fulfill

"Tracey Bianchi understands what you are experiencing and provides comfort, candor, counsel, and compantionship through the pages of this deeply encouraging book. Every mom I know should read this book!"
-Helen Lee, author of The Missional Mom and cofounder of Redbud Writers Guild

"I'm not sure how MOPS does it, but every year the theme book speaks to my current struggles. Mom Connection by Tracey Bianchi does it again."
-Mandi Livingston, MOPS mom

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Meet the Author

Tracey Bianchi is an over-caffeinated thirty-something living in a suburb near Chicago. She’s a sought after communicator and has contributed to a variety of publications and organizations from MOPS International to The Washington Post. In addition to Mom Connection, she is the author of Green Mama: The Guilt-Free Guide to Helping You and Your Kids Save the Planet.

Tracey is an activist with a passion for environmental justice and advocacy for women and girls in the developing world. She also serves on pastoral staff at Christ Church of Oak Brook (a congregation of 2000+) where she helps coordinate a contemporary worship community as well as teaching and preaching regularly. She has three children, a rockstar husband, and had a goldfish named Stinky Pete that recently met his fate by jumping ship and landing on the kitchen floor. traceybianchi.com