I’m a wife, a mama, and the one behind Heavenly Home Littles.

When I was pregnant with my daughter, Shia, I couldn’t quite put into words all the hopes and desires I had for her, so I prayed a very simple, consistent prayer, and still do. That she would come to know Him, love Him, and follow Him.

As she grew, the weight of my role in that journey became even more apparent. I wanted to be intentional even when she felt too small to understand, because I believe God shows Himself to people at every age, and as parents, we are often the primary way He chooses to do that.

I wanted our home to be a place where faith wasn’t confined to a moment in the day. I wanted prayer to feel natural and ever flowing. I wanted Scripture to show up in ordinary places, in songs, in play, and in the regular rhythms of everyday life. I wanted my daughter to grow up knowing that Jesus wasn’t just for Sundays, but with us on our morning walks, at snack time, and everything in between.

When I looked for resources that felt developmentally appropriate, thoughtful, and grounded in Scripture, I couldn’t quite find what I was looking for.

So I began creating what I wished existed.

Years earlier, I had become a certified parenting coach and spent a lot of time learning about child development, emotional regulation, attachment, and the ways young children learn through relationship, repetition, movement, and play.

As Heavenly Home Littles began taking shape, that understanding deeply influenced the way I approached these guides. I wanted them to feel both spiritually meaningful and developmentally thoughtful, helping parents engage their children in ways that feel natural, relational, and age appropriate.

Heavenly Home Littles started as a way to disciple my own daughter through her body, her senses, her play, and our shared life together. It grew slowly, in the margins of motherhood and full-time work, into something I realized might serve other families too.

At its heart, Heavenly Home Littles is about helping parents weave faith into real life. Not perfectly. Not performatively. Just faithfully, through presence, repetition, and shared moments.

Our children are growing up quickly in a changing world. And while we can’t control everything they encounter, we can shape the rhythms of our homes. We can make space for God’s Word. We can speak truth in ordinary moments. We can build foundations that last.

I’m really glad you’re here, and I hope this might help you the way it has helped me.

From one mama to another,