Love from Mom Blanket: A Letter to Your Daughter

Love from Mom Blanket opens with a letter that reads TO MY Daughter, and every line that follows tells her she is loved more than she will ever know. The printed words say to keep her eyes on who she truly is and to believe in herself as much as Mom believes in her. You can imagine this as a message that arrives right when a daughter needs it most, a steady reminder that someone is rooting for her.

The artwork explained

The design is built around a navy night sky dotted with small white and pale yellow stars. In the center sits a large white crescent moon, and on its inner curve stands a girl in silhouette, one arm lifted as if she is releasing a little burst of stars. Flowers wrap around the base of the moon in white outline, giving the scene a soft and gentle feel. Above and around the moon, the letter runs in several lettering styles, with the phrase “I LOVE YOU” set in bold white capitals and “THE WONDERFUL” in pink. Lines such as “BELIEVE IN YOURSELF” and “LOOK RIGHT BESIDE YOU” sit in yellow and white, closing with “A BIG HUG!” and a signature that reads “Love, Mom” at the bottom. Together, the stars, moon and letter make a calm picture of a daughter held in a parent's care.

Who it suits best

This blanket suits a mother, grandmother or anyone who wants to speak directly to a young woman in their life. The first thing most people notice is the phrase TO MY Daughter in large pink script, followed by the encouraging lines below. Love from Mom Blanket fits a moment when words are hard to find, because the letter already says what you want to tell her. You can give it to a daughter who is starting college, moving away, or working through a hard stretch and needs to hear that she is still wonderful.

When it fits

Give it for a birthday, a graduation, or a new job when a daughter is stepping into something unfamiliar. It also works as a quiet gift for an ordinary evening, when she has had a long day and needs a reminder of the people who love her. Wrap it up with a short note of your own and let the printed letter do the rest.