About

Hi, I’m the founder of The Little Sparkle — and like many modern moms, I wear many hats. I’m a full-time corporate professional, a hands-on mother, and now, the creator of a dream that was born in the quiet, chaotic beauty of early motherhood.

Before becoming a mom, my days were packed with meetings, deadlines, and back-to-back calls. I thrived on structure and purpose. But when I held my baby in my arms for the first time, everything shifted. Motherhood didn’t slow me down — it redefined me. It brought a new layer of meaning, a deeper kind of love, and a desire to create something beyond spreadsheets and presentations.

Styling my little one soon became a daily joy. Each outfit became a way to celebrate their budding personality. I realized how much I loved creating looks that weren’t just cute, but uniquely theirs. And slowly, an idea began to take shape — why not help other parents experience that same joy?

That’s how The Little Sparkle was born — not out of business plans, but out of baby giggles, late-night feeding sessions, and a heart full of love. I wanted to build a space where parents could find thoughtful, customizable pieces that help their kids express who they are — even if they’re still learning to walk or talk.

This brand is for the parents like me — juggling work and family, always short on time but never short on love. It’s for those who believe childhood should be fun, personal, and full of little moments that turn into lifelong memories.

Every item at The Little Sparkle is designed with this spirit in mind — to add joy, comfort, and character to your child’s world. Whether it’s a name-embroidered towel, a custom hamper for a birthday, or a printed tee with a personality twist, our goal is to make gifting and dressing up something magical.

And while I still spend my weekdays between work calls and project deadlines, this passion keeps me going. Because at the end of the day, there’s nothing more fulfilling than helping other parents bring a little more sparkle into their children’s lives — just like I try to do in mine.