The life of a bold, busy mama can be a whirlwind of activities, responsibilities, and dreams. From the moment you wake up, it’s a juggling act of managing work, home, and personal time, all while trying to seize opportunities that come your way. While it may not come easy, finding balance in the midst of what sometimes feels like chaos is essential to your overall well-being. We already know taking care of ourselves is hardwork, but bold, busy mamas committed to personal growth can learn to navigate this balancing act with grace and determination. Read more and comment with your thoughts, mama!

When I started mama wears pants, I was interested in expanding on the community of bad ass women I already knew, but with a focus on supporting one another through motherhood. Maybe it's because I was 36 when I had my first son (shoutout to all the geriatic mamas!) and/ or because I was raising my family without the support of family (I lost my mama years before and had no family in Austin), but in an attempt to create community I figured I'd start a blog.
Fast forward to years of not blogging and I can assure you the blog may have been helpful, but not nearly as helpful in creating community as other actions, which is where I chose to focus my efforts. 
Now more than ever women need one another, so if you're interested in meaningful connections and deeper conversations, you're in the right place. Read more and comment with your thoughts, mama!

Victoria is a fourth-generation Texan with a proud Mexican heritage. She grew up in San Antonio, but settled into Austin over the years where she raised her son, Sebastian, who now attends Belmont University in Nashville, TN. Professionally, Victoria serves as the Medicare Regional Sales Manager for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas where she is passionate about helping seniors and their families understand the many options under Medicare. During her free time, Victoria serves as a Board Member with the Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and volunteers with the Travis County Elections Office and other organizations to ‘Get Out the Vote' and educate residents on voting.

Jessica is a Waco native, mama of 3 and a real estate agent cheerfully serving her community. As a board member with Habitat for Humanity and chair of the Homeowner Services Committee, Jessica relies on her lived experience to serve and lead courageously. In her leisure time, Jessica enjoys meeting others and restoring her peace of mind while taking in the beauty of nature