Don’t Forget the Daughters (and Sisters!) — They’re Moms Too!

Mother’s Day is a beautiful time to honor the amazing women who raised us. But while you're busy planning the perfect gift for Mom (which we fully support, by the way), we’re here with a friendly — and slightly sassy — reminder:

💡 Don’t forget your daughter. Or your sister. Or your cousin who’s been elbow-deep in diapers since 2020 and hasn’t had a full night’s sleep since The Mandalorian premiered.

Yes, they’re moms too.

Somewhere between the floral arrangements for Mom and the group text about brunch, daughters who are mothers often get lost in the shuffle — especially by their siblings. (Looking at you, gift-card-giving brother.)

Imagine it now: your sister shows up to Mother’s Day dinner, baby bag in tow, sippy cup in hand, hair in a messy bun held up by a crayon… and not even a card in sight. Meanwhile, Mom’s opening her third necklace and a foot spa.

We’re not saying there’s drama brewing… but we are saying this is how family group chats go silent for a week.

🎁 Here’s how to fix it (and claim your rightful place as the “Favorite Sibling”):

• Surprise your daughter with one of our heartfelt message card necklaces — because her toddler isn’t Venmo-ing anyone yet.

• Send your sister a custom keepsake that tells her you see her, admire her, and deeply respect her ability to function on two hours of sleep and lukewarm coffee.

• Drop a casual hint in the group chat so your brother doesn’t totally drop the ball. (We love him, but the man once gave Mom a car wash coupon. In 2019.)

Whether she’s a new mom, a seasoned pro, or just learned how to remove slime from curtains — the daughters and sisters in our lives deserve to be celebrated, too.

✨ This Mother’s Day, let’s show all the moms in our family some love — not just the ones who raised us, but the ones raising our next generation while hiding in the bathroom for five minutes of peace.

We’ve got the perfect gifts to help you do it. And yes — they’re 50% off. You’re welcome.

With love and slightly judgmental sibling energy,
Your friendly, Marketing Director