houston,
we have a problem

I'm Logan -- House Manager, Christmas enthusiast, unapologetic Disney Adult, and most importantly—the eldest of five—which means I’ve been in charge since birth.

Growing up in a house where the kids outnumbered the chairs around the table, "personal space" was a pipe dream. It was all elbows and overstimulation. I figured out fast that if you want to keep your sanity, you’ve gotta master your space.

Whether they knew it or not (surprise, Mom!), my family was my first client. I was the kid who created corners of calm for myself and my siblings—a reading nook behind a chair, a hideaway in a closet, anything to carve out a little peace. By the time I was 13, our home was running like a NASA mission control center. That’s when I decided to extend my services to the families I babysat for.

I noticed parents would brace for the usual post-date-night disaster—toys that had multiplied like gremlins, the leaning tower of pizza boxes on top of an already full trash can—you get it. So, I made it my mission to give them the gift of SPACE. Tomorrow’s chaos? Canceled. When they came home, everything was in perfect orbit—laundry folded, dishes done, and playrooms so organized you’d swear Marie Kondo took notes from me. It was like the universe finally decided to give them a break. 

The impact was immediate, and that’s when I realized my knack for organization could be so much more than a nap-time tidy or a “I put the kids to bed and clean up” babysitter special. 

I've got this.

Move over, Marie Kondo

Because when you’re not spending every moment trying to get your stuff together, you actually get to live your life. And not to get all “Houston, we have a problem” on ya– but we both know you’re juggling too many roles trying to raise happy, healthy kids, excel in your career, and somehow keep your house from looking like the set of Twister.

(Friendly reminder: do you need to change over the laundry? Has someone taken the dog out recently? Is there still water in the bathtub from last night?) 

That’s why I launched Space Made – to create order in your life, lighten your mental load, and make space for the only role that really matters:
just being a parent.

As 25+ families over the last 10 years can attest, making space physically creates space emotionally. It results in both relief and reconnection. My clients are closer with their partners, more patient with their kids, and kinder to themselves. They never miss a picture day (I put it on the shared calendar), run out of toilet paper (I take inventory of your goods), or let vegetables rot in the crisper drawer (I chopped and cooked ‘em for you) And that’s just one small step toward your life revolving around you. 
When I’ve made space for you, YOU make space for yourself – whether it’s for your health, hobbies, or side hustle. 

And that’s one giant leap toward a total lifestyle upgrade.