NICE TO MEET YOU

I'm Mirna Sabbagh

I am a licensed dietitian and mother of 8 year old Karim. My mission is to spread nutrition information to new parents. Information I couldn't find easily myself when I needed it with my son.

I couldn't believe how hard for me even as a dietitian it was to find information that is practical and not conflicting!

This confusion lead me to my mission to simplify nutritional information for a healthier generation and stress-free mealtimes. 

My Story

Nutrition was my second degree in university. While studying I was SUPER pregnant with my son Karim. I was fascinated by how important nutrition is for children!

I was SHOCKED that the whole world didn't know that we can almost prevent all diseases and change the generations to come with healthy nutrition for babies!

I felt super ready to be a mother! But when I became a mother, NOTHING was like I expected.

Breastfeeding was the hardest thing I have ever done mentally. My son had an extreme allergy I didn't find out about until he was 2 months old.

Soon after, I traveled to Dubai and was SO alone in my motherhood journey.

I struggled to find information. I had no idea how to cook. Being away from my family and with no help, I had an extremely tough time.

I learned step by step. But it took it's toll on me.

Once I got on my 2 feet, my sister told me "Why don't you start a blog about your experience?".

And I did. Since then the little blog which I wrote at 4:00 AM before my son woke up, reached more than 300,000 mothers in our region.

I am forever grateful for it. I promised myself one thing. That if I could, I want to simply mother's experiences. I want to give them summarized knowledge so nutrition has to be something they absolutely don't have to worry about.

One mother at a time, I hope to be achieving that.

I am beyond honored and blessed that these words have reached you. Allow me to introduce you into my practical world of nutrition information.

For my "professional and boring" biography of experience click to the very bottom. 

How do I help mothers?

Currently I provide 2 services for mothers:

1. A nutrition membership that provides courses, live Q/A sessions,  and a community of mothers.

2. Online and in person consultations. This is VERY limited. I take on a few families a week during certain times of the year. If you're interested, you can call Circle Care Clinic or book an online consultation by e-mailing us on [email protected]

As a mother:

My son has taught me that there is no perfect mothers and no perfect motherhood journeys.

He's about to turn 9 years old soon. I have no idea how it has been 9 years. He is funny, smart, and really good at pissing me off.

He is my biggest blessing. He eats really well overall, and eats junk every weekend :D His favorite junk foods are ice cream and Fanta (once a month). His favorite foods are Balila, Sushi, Moghrabieh (so strange I know.)

I believe in trying your best. I believe mom guilt is the most unnecessary feeling on the planet, but I struggle with it too. Mothers who think they know and do better than all other mothers are my pet peeves. We all try our best, we all feel our best isn't good enough. And that's life.