Brittany
Born and raised in Houma, I have lived in Lafayette and Baton Rouge since 2017. I am a mom, Senior Communications Manager at BREC's Baton Rouge Zoo, family business owner, and on-air at 100.7 Tiger as Bri Lynn!
I have three boys named Colston and twins—Rowan and Reeves. I graduated in 2013 from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette (Geaux Cajuns!) with a B.A. in Broadcasting and English. My radio career started in 2011 when I was on the air and held multiple management titles at 94.5 KSMB (Lafayette) and 101.5 WYNK (Baton Rouge). While working in radio, I also worked in TV news and other jobs. Now, I have gone communications with my career, but I still do radio because I love it so much!
As a mom who does not stop and wears many hats, I also love fitness, sports, being outdoors, eating out with family and friends, and traveling.
Will I Ever Stop Hearing the Beeps of the NICU Monitors?
No, it’s not schizophrenia. I’m just a mom who still, after almost three years, hears the beeps of all the monitors, feels the coldness of a dark room, and remembers the touch of what...
There’s Something About NYC That Makes Mama Feel Alive Again
It’s like a scene from ‘Sex and the City’… no really. I struggled with perinatal and post-partum depression during and after giving birth to my twins, so I haven’t quite felt beautiful in a...
Nutrition: I Couldn’t Lift or Run My Post-partum Weight Off… I Tried
For eight years, I spent many hours in the gym focusing on weightlifting and hitting new personal records. As told in a previous blog of mine, I started off in all body-weight exercises and...
Am I Failing as a Mom? :: When Katrina Kids Turn Into Ida Mothers
Not only could I not handle riding out a storm, but I absolutely was falling apart knowing I would have to do it as a mother of three.
Boom! There went a metal object and...
‘Mothering’ with a Heavy Heart
How do you grieve, cry, get through personal challenges while ‘the show must go on’… being a mom?
Mom is supposed to be the fearless emotional backbone of the family, the one our babies come...