Through a Mimi’s Eyes

Passing on love, faith, and wonder — one muddy footprint at a time

There’s a sweetness in being a Mimi that no stage of life ever quite prepared me for.
It’s a slower kind of love — one that doesn’t rush or worry about dishes in the sink or toys on the floor.

My grandson and I explore the world together.
We let dirt drift through our fingers, watch mud squish between our toes, and laugh at the way the breeze tangles his hair on a crisp fall day.
We stop to watch the ants march, the birds soar, and the clouds drift by — all small reminders of God’s beautiful creation.

As a Mimi, I get to pass on love and wisdom not through lectures, but through moments — showing him how to see the sacred in the simple.

That’s the heart behind the Mimi Journal — a guided keepsake for grandmothers who want to preserve the stories, lessons, and faith they’ve gathered along the way.

Because one day, when he’s grown, I want him to remember more than my face — I want him to remember how it felt to be loved by his Mimi.

✍️ Want to capture your Mimi moments and preserve the joy of every season? You can find the Mimi Journal here.

The What I’d Love to Know, Mimi journal invites Mimis to record the love, laughter, and life lessons that shape their family’s story. This beautifully designed guided keepsake helps preserve moments of faith, joy, and wisdom to be cherished for generations.