About us
We are Cristina and Patricia, two young mothers who believe that motherhood is the most natural, but also the deepest form of motherhood. personal growth.
It is not a victim, it is not self-denial.
It is a path — of learning, of developing, of getting to know ourselves and the world through the eyes of our children.
We do not believe in «correct models». We believe in informed choices – the ones that are most right for you and your child.
Here we create a supportive environment. We share science-based knowledge and personal experience. Our goal is to grow up – together with our children. And like women.
Our Mission
Who are Mamoirs' mothers?
The mothers we turn to at Mamoirs are women who want to be there for their children – with attention, understanding and with inner resources, not in constant survival mode.
They are not looking for the perfect method, nor the universal advice , but knowledge that helps them make informed choices for their family.
They are interested in the modern understanding of children’s development—emotional, physical, cognitive—and want to create an environment in which their children grow up with respect and freedom.
They are also looking for support for themselves – for recovery after childbirth, for balancing caring for others with caring for themselves as women.
They know that personal growth doesn’t stop with motherhood, and they don’t believe that to be a good mother, you have to get lost as a person.
Meet Us
I am Kristina – a Christian, Bulgarian, wife and mother of two children. Always seeking, learning and doubting.
I have lived in six countries. I have a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations from the London School of Economics, a Master’s in Marketing Management from Esade, Barcelona, and my most recent diploma is as a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner at NTA. I am the eternal student with new interests, who is increasingly realizing how many things she still does not know.
I was born in Sofia – the city to which I always return. Home and root are my foundation: here I am real, here I sleep most peacefully, here I am myself.
As a mother of two children from a mixed marriage, I believe that my most important mission is to give them roots to remember who they are – and wings to have the courage to fly. My life in recent years has been a colorful thread of travel, adventure and challenges; of laughter, love and many lessons.
In mamoirs I will talk about my path in motherhood – what is useful and interesting for me and my children, and how I try to preserve myself as a person in order to be a real example for them.
I am Patricia – from Ruse, but for 17 years now Sofia has been my rhythm and home.
After graduating in law in England and spending a few years in the corporate world, I realized that true satisfaction does not come from titles, but from the meaning we create ourselves.
My love for entrepreneurship and motherhood intertwined and gave life to Mamoirs – a project where heart and mind go hand in hand, and each mother finds support, inspiration and her voice.
I am the mother of one child – my greatest teacher and mirror.
Motherhood has changed the way I look at the world – it has made me more patient, more sensitive and more aware. It was this new look that inspired me to create Mamoirs – a place to share the path of a mother: the challenges, the moments of doubt and those little magics that only children can give us.
I recently graduated as a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner at NTA in the USA – an education that gave me a deep understanding of the relationship between nutrition, hormonal balance, energy, and emotional well-being.
I weave this knowledge into Mamoirs to turn it not only into a source of support, but also into a practical guide to the health and balance of mother and child.
I am a believer and deeply convinced that one of the most important things I want to pass on to my child is:
When you believe, the world and the possibilities are endless—especially when you have a living connection to your root.
In mamoirs we also talk about the great challenge of our time – how to balance professional development, family and personal care. I call it juggling with three burning torches and a cup of coffee in hand.
