they prepare us for sleepless nights with babies, but who teaches us how to be good moms when they’re grown?
When our children are young, it seems like there’s always someone to turn to—teachers, doctors, family members, and even the vast sea of parenting books that guide us through the early years. But what happens when they grow older, face real-life challenges like career transitions, relationship crises, and building their own families? How do we continue to be positively involved in their lives without overstepping? How do we remain interesting and relevant to our grown children, enjoying the feeling that they still look forward to sharing their lives with us?
Hi, I’m Zaneta Intaite
I’m a motherhood educator supporting mothers of adult or teenage children.
I help fresh empty nesters rediscover their purpose, gracefully “retire” from full-time motherhood, and start a new stage of life with confidence and energy.
I help mothers building relationships with adult children: setting healthy boundaries, building mutual respect, and staying meaningfully connected.
I’m not a psychologist or a fortune teller. You won’t find shamanic journeys or ayahuasca retreats here. What I offer is learning grounded in science, insight, and empathy, practical and individual support for your unique stage of motherhood.
Motherhood doesn’t stop when our kids grow up - it adapts
Let’s explore the next chapter together!
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