Like most working moms,four-time Olympic gold medalist Sanya Richards-Rossstruggles with mommy guilt.

Theathlete and author, 33, whowelcomed her son Aaron Jermaine Ross IIlast August with her NFL husband Aaron Ross, 36, says being back at work is bittersweet.

“The hardest part of mothering has been the ‘mommy guilt’ I feel when I have to leave for work,” she tells PEOPLE exclusively. “I know it’s important for me to continue doing the things I love to do, and one day it will set a great example for my son but it doesn’t make it any easier. I hate missing even the smallest of milestones.”

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“The most rewarding part [of motherhood] is seeing him learn something new,” she says. “Recently we were at a playground and he walked up to another kid and put out his fist for a boom the way he just learned to greet his cousin. I know every mom says this, but he’s an amazing kid — already running, kicking a soccer ball with both feet, saying quite a few words and directing us all around the house.”

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With the holidays in full swing, the entrepreneur is hoping to help make life easier for all moms with hernew endeavor CoordiNation, an online community that curates photographers, stylists, hair and makeup for the whole family.

Moms can designate what event they’re planning for, then choose whether they want pieces selected over the internet or in-person styling sessions based on a specific budget.

“It has become one of my love languages,” Richards-Ross says about putting together coordinated looks for her family. “When we have an upcoming trip, event or just on a random Tuesday, I’ll style us all in coordinated looks. I started getting tons of moms reaching out asking how I did it, and how I found the time. That’s when we came up with CoordiNation.”

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Though her holiday card this year (shared exclusively with PEOPLE) is picture-perfect, the athlete says her favorite photos are the ones that show off her son’s personality.

“Sometimes laughing and playing gets him to show off his signature dimples, and other times we could bring in a clown and he won’t crack a smile,” she says. “But that’s what makes taking family photos so awesome. I get to capture the full essence of who our little Deucey is, and it’s the candid [photos] that usually steal my heart.”

source: people.com