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Two little hearts that have been held in prayer by so many. Olivia and Luna met in the hospital when they were just five...
10/16/2026

Two little hearts that have been held in prayer by so many.

Olivia and Luna met in the hospital when they were just five months old. Two babies, two families, two mamas learning to surrender what we loved most to the heart of Jesus.

We didn’t know what the future would hold for either of our girls. But looking back, I see how God was quietly planting something beautiful in the middle of so much uncertainty.

He gave our girls a friendship rooted in a journey few will ever understand. And He gave us mamas each other, someone to pray with, cry with, celebrate with, and lean on when words weren’t enough, in a space few will ever understand.

Today, on the feast of St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, I think about her devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. A heart that loves without limits. A heart that knows suffering. A heart that never stops loving us through it all.

So many people have prayed for these two little hearts. And perhaps one of the most beautiful answers to those prayers is right here: two little girls simply enjoying childhood together.

What began in a hospital has become a friendship filled with love, hope, and the quiet presence of Jesus.

Sacred Heart of Jesus, may their little hearts always rest in Yours. ♥️

Today I’m cheesing SO hard!Tiny Olives has officially been approved as a vendor with select Education Savings Account (E...
10/15/2026

Today I’m cheesing SO hard!

Tiny Olives has officially been approved as a vendor with select Education Savings Account (ESA) programs across the U.S.!

This is such an exciting milestone for our little business because it opens the door for Tiny Olives to reach more homes, helping more little ones learn, play, and grow in their faith.

We are now approved with select ESA programs in:

🌵 Arizona
🌿 Arkansas
🍁 New Hampshire
🏔️ Utah

Have education funds in your state?

Send us a DM with your state and ESA program, and we’ll help you explore how to use your education funds toward Tiny Olives!

I’ll be working on adding more information and step-by-step instructions to our website soon, but in the meantime, I just couldn’t wait to share this exciting news!

What started as a little idea inspired by my own daughter is slowly finding its way into more homes, and I couldn’t be more grateful. 🥹

Faith starts small. And look how it’s growing!

10/10/2026

If raising little saints, learning through play, and making faith part of everyday life is your vibe… you’re in the right place!

📦 Catholic Activity Boxes delivered to your door monthly.

💻 NEW! Digital Activity Packs. Download, print & play! Complete with an Activity Guide, printables & a supply list.

Faith starts small.

10/07/2026

October is the Month of the Holy Rosary, and I can’t think of a sweeter time to introduce something new at Tiny Olives.

Meet My First Rosary, created to make the Rosary feel special, to make it theirs, and to help make prayer familiar and part of everyday life from the very beginning.

Hold it. Count the beads. Learn the colors. Practice repetition. Learn the prayers. Start with one Hail Mary, then one decade.

Little by little, the Rosary becomes something they know. Something they reach for. Something they grow up with. And before you know it, those little hands are learning to pray their very own Rosary.

Because faith starts small.

My First Rosary is available now at Tiny Olives, with personalization available

The sweetest way to welcome October.A friend who named her daughter after St. Thérèse invited us over to celebrate her n...
10/02/2026

The sweetest way to welcome October.

A friend who named her daughter after St. Thérèse invited us over to celebrate her namesake’s feast day with our little ones.

Just friends gathered together, fall treats, flowers everywhere, little hands creating, and lots of sweet moments in between.

There’s something so special about making room for these little celebrations and sharing them with friends.

A beautiful afternoon celebrating the Little Flower and an even sweeter way to start a new month.

More afternoons like this.

St. Thérèse of Lisieux, pray for us.

Today is World Heart Day. ♥️For our family, “heart” has a meaning that is hard to put into words.Olivia was born with a ...
09/29/2026

Today is World Heart Day. ♥️

For our family, “heart” has a meaning that is hard to put into words.

Olivia was born with a special heart, and that tiny heart has taken us through hospital rooms, surgeries, prayers, fear, gratitude, and more miracles than I could ever count.

She has taught me that a heart doesn’t have to be perfect to be incredibly strong.

She has also taught me so much about faith about trusting when I don’t understand, praying when I don’t have the words, and finding God in the smallest moments.

In so many ways, her heart is part of the reason Tiny Olives exist.

Maybe that’s one of the greatest things Olivia’s little heart has taught me:

Our hearts don’t have to be perfect to be completely loved by God.

His mercy is bigger than our imperfections.

Today, we celebrate her and all the heart warriors, heart families, doctors, nurses, therapists, and people who walk alongside them.

And we pray for every little heart still fighting.

Happy World Heart Day.

09/27/2026

What started as an ordinary playdate became a beautiful lesson in loving others.

6 moms. 12 kiddos. Paint-covered hands. And cards made with love for families spending their days in the hospital.

In honor of the Feast of St. Vincent de Paul, we talked with the kids about how he cared for people who were sick, poor, lonely, or in need and how even little hands can serve others too.

They painted, scribbled, and created with joy, knowing their artwork would encourage someone they’d never met.

They weren’t just learning about a saint; they were practicing what he taught us.

Faith can look like a simple craft, a thoughtful gesture, and a small act of love.

St. Vincent de Paul, teach us to serve others with joyful hearts. Pray for us.

What do a phone and St. Padre Pio have in common?Prayer.Prayer is like calling God. We can talk to Him anytime, when we’...
09/23/2026

What do a phone and St. Padre Pio have in common?

Prayer.

Prayer is like calling God. We can talk to Him anytime, when we’re happy, sad, scared, or worried, or simply to say, “I love you.”

Through play, little ones can match the pieces, practice fine motor skills, and then pick up the phone to “call” Jesus, turning something familiar from everyday life into a simple reminder that He is always there to listen.

“Pray, hope, and don’t worry.”

St. Padre Pio, teach us to pray, to hope, and to trust Jesus with everything. Pray for us.

This little man is my nephew. Yesterday, I had his Tiny Olives box sitting by the entry door, ready to give to him when ...
09/17/2026

This little man is my nephew.

Yesterday, I had his Tiny Olives box sitting by the entry door, ready to give to him when I saw him.

But to my surprise, the second he walked into the house and spotted it, he immediately grabbed it.

He knew it was HIS.

And he was ready to play.

That little moment was priceless. His excitement over getting his own box made me think about something I hadn’t really considered before…

It’s not every day our little ones get something that feels completely for them.

Yes, we buy them things all the time. But they usually arrive in the same grocery bags, store bags, or brown shipping boxes as everything else.

There’s something different about seeing a little box, recognizing it, knowing it belongs to you, opening it, and discovering what’s waiting inside.

And then knowing that box means: we get to do something together.

Maybe that’s part of the magic I hadn’t fully appreciated about Tiny Olives.

It isn’t only the crafts inside.

It’s the anticipation.
The little hands opening the box.
The excitement of discovering what’s inside.
The “this is mine!” moment.
And then the time spent together playing, creating, learning about our faith, and making memories.

To us, it may look like a little box of Catholic activities.

To them, it’s their Tiny Olives box.

And apparently, they know exactly what to do when they see it.

Faith starts small. And sometimes, it arrives in a little box with their name on it.

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12125 SW 107th Ave
Miami, FL
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