About Occasionally Perfect
Or: What I’d tell you if we were sitting at my kitchen table
Hi, I’m Heidi.
California-born, Arizona-livin’. Mom of two. Former fashion exec turned wrap-happy room mom with a soft spot for solo dinners, slow mornings, and a freshly sharpened to-do list.
I spent 15 years building a business in the fashion industry—flying cross-country, living out of suitcases, and selling to small boutiques and major retailers alike. It was fast-paced, high-pressure, and exactly what I thought I wanted. Until it wasn’t.
At 34, I realized I’d been pouring everything into my work—but not much into my life. I swapped showroom samples for baby bottles and flight itineraries for preschool pickups. These days, you’re more likely to find me in sweatpants with a 4x-reheated chai than heels and a trade show badge… but the love for beautiful things, good strategy, and curated details? That part never left.
Now I create content that blends real life with a little extra:
Thoughtful teacher gifts
Meals that don’t cause meltdowns
Honest takes on parenting, identity, and doing less (on purpose)
This space is for…
The moms who love a theme but not the chaos
The women who still care what they wear—even if it’s to preschool drop-off
The gift givers, list-makers, and detail-lovers
Anyone who secretly craves a little less noise and a little more meaning
Why Occasionally Perfect?
Because that’s the season I’m in. A blend of effort and ease. Imperfect, but intentional. I believe in memory-making without burnout—and want to help others do the same.
A few things you’ll find here:
What I’m Wearing – quality basics, outfit formulas, and a few splurges
What I’m Gifting – baskets, wrap ideas, and small touches that feel big
What I’m Cooking – family meal plans, snack boards, and Trader Joe’s wins
What I’m Writing – reflections from the carpool lane and post-bedtime scrolls
What I’m Loving – links, finds, and favorites I’d drop in the group chat
If you're juggling motherhood, creativity, and the pressure to “do it all,” I hope this feels like your corner of calm. A reminder that it doesn’t have to be perfect—just meaningful.
Thanks for being here. Let’s make things occasionally perfect together.