Video 1
Creating these animated videos has brought me so much joy. They have become another way to express myself.
This animated video starts with an elderly woman sitting in a rocking chair, reading I'm Right Here to a baby. To me, that baby represents my future grandchild.
A beautiful reminder that love and stories can be passed from one generation to the next.
I narrate the story, beginning with the idea that every life starts as a tiny spark of magical fairy energy. Long before we are born, this little spark is given a person to find—a soul it was always meant to be with. They were destined for one another from the very beginning of time.
But somewhere along the journey, the spark loses its way.
As it travels through different eras of life, it is distracted by pop culture, noise, expectations, and everything the world tells us is important. It searches in all the wrong places, believing fulfillment must be found somewhere outside itself.
Until, at last, it finds its way home.
There, it discovers the person it had been searching for all along—a parent sitting with their child. In that quiet, ordinary moment, it realizes that the greatest magic was never fame, possessions, or the distractions of the world. The greatest magic has always been love, connection, and simply being present with the person you were meant to find.
No matter how far life takes us, love has a way of bringing us home. And perhaps the people we are meant to love most have been connected to us since the very beginning.
Video 2
After a long day of adventures and completely exhausting my little star, she drifts off into a peaceful sleep for a few precious hours.
Those quiet moments became my time… my ME TIME to create.
A very special thank you to Gordon for patiently surviving my 58 text messages sent at the most random hours. Creativity doesn't exactly keep office hours, and neither did my ideas.
Having someone who truly understands your creative vision is a rare gift. Someone who can see what you're trying to build before it fully exists, who believes in the journey, and who helps bring those ideas to life.
Thank you for your endless patience, your encouragement, and for helping transform an idea born from love into something that can now be shared with others.
Video 3
Oh boy… this video is fully loaded!
NYC moms, you know the scene. A walk through Central Park can feel like an unofficial sociology study. Some caregivers are wonderfully engaged. Others are scrolling endlessly, some are asleep on benches, some are chatting while children are left to navigate big emotions on their own. Watching it made me wish there was even more training and support for the people entrusted with caring for our youngest children.
This video takes me back to a turning point in my own life. It was the season when I discovered the work of child development experts. I started questioning everything I thought I knew about success, fulfillment, and what really shapes a child. The more I learned about early attachment, emotional attunement, and brain development, the more I viewed everyday moments differently.
The first three years of life are extraordinary. During this time, a child's brain is developing at an incredible pace, and loving, responsive relationships help build the foundation for emotional well-being, resilience, and healthy development. That realization changed me. It didn't make me a perfect parent—it made me a more present one.
Something else changed too. The louder the world became about what women should be chasing, the quieter my own answer became. Achievement has its place. Ambition has its place. But I realized the moments that mattered most to me weren't the ones being advertised.
They were the ordinary ones.
Reading one more book. Answering one more "Mommy, watch this!" Wiping one more runny nose. Holding one more tiny hand.
That's what this video means to me. I once believed happiness was waiting somewhere "out there," packaged in whatever the world was selling next. Instead, I found it sitting beside a little girl, watching her become exactly who she was meant to be.
Turns out, the greatest luxury wasn't something I could buy. It was being able to say, every single day:
I'm right here!