Louisville Mom Collective

I was born in New York and lived in several states before settling down in the Midwest! I have an interracial family that consists of my amazing and talented husband (Derek) and our beautiful, silly daughter (Adilyn {2009}). I work full-time in human resources in addition to owning the Cincinnati, Dayton, & Louisville Mom Collectives, write and illustrate children's books (search "Courtney Jayne Snow" on Amazon), love to volunteer, and am a registered and certified nutritional consultant (RNC/CNC). I still do my best to be the best mom and wife I can be! I love art museums, the theatre, the zoo, reading, and parks. I'm a foodie and always love trying new places to eat. I spent a lot of time in Louisville since my teens and absolutely love the city and the people in it! I hope other moms find either enlightenment or humor from my posts! Photo Credit :: Erin Medina Photography

A Louisville native, my husband & I returned to Kentucky after nearly 20 years to be closer to family. When I got my first camera at 8 years old, I had no idea of the twists & turns that would pop up in my path to professional photography. My focus is predominantly on helping women preserve their stories - both personal and professional - along with the stories of their families through printed portraiture and photography restoration. In my off hours, I love to do genealogy research, travel (international & domestic), and update my garden. Headshot Credit :: Erin Medina

Living the crazy #momlife with two school-aged kiddos. You can mostly find me with coffee in one hand and a laptop in the other, all while trying to teach both kids! But, we are moms, right? Multitasking is the name of the game. I'm excited to share this experience with you all!

Raised in northern Florida, I love to be active and to travel. When I'm not teaching a French lesson or training for a marathon, you can find me running after my rambunctious 3 year old daughter or trying to keep up with my cyclist husband. We love trying new restaurants in Louisville, but are also happy to stay at home to watch all the Indiana Jones movies. Photo Credit :: Courtney Jayne Snow Photography