Why Every Mom Needs to Capture Her Story Before It’s Too Late

Aug 28

Motherhood has a way of moving at lightning speed. One day, you’re rocking a newborn at 3 AM, and the next, you’re chasing a toddler who’s suddenly too big for your lap.

The days are long, yes. But the years? They’re heartbreakingly short.

In the middle of the chaos, I am reminded that these are the stories—the little moments—that I never want to forget. And more importantly, these are the stories my children will one day want to hear.

The Stories Our Children Will Ask For

One day, your child might ask, “Mom, what was it like when I was little?”
And what will you say?

You’ll probably smile, close your eyes, and try to remember the details—the first words, the funny sayings, the way they used to crawl into your bed at night. But memory fades, and life is busy. Those moments can slip away before we even realize it.

That’s why I believe so deeply in preserving motherhood stories now, while we’re living them.

Introducing the Keepsake Writing Experience 💌

I created the Keepsake Writing Experience for moms just like you—the ones who don’t want their stories to be lost in the rush of daily life.

Here’s how it works:

✨ Tier 1: Keepsake Poem
A personalized poem that captures one treasured moment of your motherhood journey. Short, heartfelt, and timeless.

✨ Tier 2: Keepsake Letters
A collection of beautifully written letters—woven from your memories, wisdom, and love—that your child can hold onto forever.

✨ Tier 3: Keepsake Storybook
Your full motherhood journey turned into a custom storybook— a narrative storytelling keepsake that can be passed down for generations.

It’s more than just words on a page. It’s your legacy. It’s love in written form.

Why This Matters

When your child is grown and facing life’s challenges, imagine them opening a letter from you that says, “This is how much I loved you when you were small.”

Or imagine them holding a book that tells their beginning—not from anyone else’s perspective, but from yours.

These keepsakes become anchors of love. They’re not just for today; they’re for tomorrow, for years from now, for a future where your child may need a reminder of your voice and your heart.