Baby girls are so adorable, I still remember the preparation towards the birth of our baby girl. It feels just like yesterday.

We had to prepare for her birth like we were to have a show. As a mother, the emotions were out of this world.
Everything pink was my desire, from hair bands to wrist bands, shoes, socks, handbags, and even undies to match. My fantasies were unmatched.

This unique bond with our girls start out so early as we giggle and laugh.
Some moms lose this mum-daughter connection along the way, while some are able to sustain it as their daughters go through their teen years.
Our baby girls seem to grow so fast, and we sometimes lose touch of this connection we crave with them.

Statistics show that 68% of women between the ages of 18 and 35 felt their mothers resented them for not being a specific way or worse, a specific person while 36% of women between the ages of 36 and 56 felt this way.

23% of women over the age 57 felt their mothers resented them for their life choices and their person.

Often times, mothers who wish their daughters learn from their mistakes will offer advice. This advice sometimes sound like criticism, and can be so far off the mark of what the daughter really wants for her life that it feels as though the mother doesn’t really know her daughter at all.
This begins another stage of strained connection.

I understand deeply what it means to have a daughter and yearn for a lasting connection with her. I have a very adorable daughter I want to have this magic bond with her forever.
This is what this event is about.

We want mothers to build stronger bonds with their daughters. We want to create a beautiful atmosphere of connection, openness, excitement, fun and most importantly one that radiates unconditional love.

We want to see mums and their girls giggle together, share intimate moments, learn, have heart to heart talks and create memories that will last them a lifetime. This right here is our inspiration.