Hi! I’m Jane a first-time mom. My baby is turning 11 months and she’s the greatest blessing I’ve ever received. I’m a woman who wants to succeed in life.
I want to build a comfortable life for myself and my family. I want to have a good income, not just because of the money itself, but because of what financial freedom can give us: choices, security, and the freedom to experience life.
I want to travel. I want to see places I’ve never seen, experience different cultures, try new things, and make memories with the people I love. I want to be able to say yes to experiences without always having to worry about whether we can afford them.
I don’t have one grand passion or a childhood dream that I’ve always chased. And I’ve learned that that’s okay.
One thing I’ve always enjoyed, though, is singing. I’m definitely not a professional singer, and I don’t think I’m good enough to make it a career
, but it’s something I genuinely enjoy. Sometimes I sing just because I’m happy. Sometimes because I need to let something out. And sometimes, I just sing because… why not? 
I discovered Momcozy while searching for a breast pump I could use when I returned to work after my maternity leave. I wanted something convenient that could fit into my life as a working mom.
That’s when I found the Momcozy Air 1.
What started as a simple search for something practical became part of my early motherhood journey. Those first weeks weren’t always easy, and the M9 gave me the convenience I needed while I was still figuring out breastfeeding and adjusting to life as a new mom.
But what I love most is that Momcozy became a small reminder that I could still make things work for myself while taking care of something else.
Because being a mom doesn’t mean my dreams disappear.
I still want to succeed.
I still want to earn more.
I still want to travel.
I still want to sing—even if I’m probably better off keeping it as a hobby
I still want to discover new things and grow into the woman I want to become.
That’s what “MomAndMore” means to me.
I’m Mom.
But I’m also a woman with dreams, goals, interests, imperfections, and a life that is still unfolding.
Motherhood didn’t erase who I was.
I have taught, worked, volunteered and graduated abroad 