Story Behind the Tag

I Pictured the Moment, Not the Path 

I always assumed I’d be a mom someday—I just couldn’t picture when. The same was true for marriage: I believed it would happen, but not how or with whom. Somehow, both unfolded exactly as they were...

Meant To Be Mine

Alden (2) and Henry (6 weeks) are both rainbow babies, born after early miscarriages. I know these babies were hand-picked and meant to be mine, and my Tiny Tags serve as a daily reminder of just h...

My First Love

I got my first Tiny Tags necklace in the midst of the little years — when all my focus was on our very small kids and connection with my husband felt sparse in the exhaustion of it all. It holds ou...

Choosing Positivity

My fiancé was diagnosed with Stage IV Colorectal Cancer back in June. Every day, we wake up feeling incredibly lucky. We are lucky to have each other and lucky to be seeing such amazing results. We...

Goodness of God in Every Season

I ordered my very first Tiny Tags charm in 2020, just after my daughter Avery was born. I had spent my entire pregnancy working in the ER during COVID — walking into the unknown every shift, then c...

Key to My Heart

I ordered the Key Necklace with my children’s initials on one side, and their birthdates on the other. I chose the key because to me, my children are truly the key to my heart — they changed my lif...

Blessings of a Boy Mama

We purchased our first Tiny Tags necklace after the birth of our second son. We ordered a gold Nameplate Necklace with both of our boys names engraved: Cameron and Gavan.

A Mama's Heart

I have been purchasing Tiny Tags for quite some time. I love them and I love how they all have a special meeting to me. Most of my charms that I have on my necklace are mom-related.

Honoring Armstrong

When I got engaged, I found myself deeply torn about whether to change my last name. Being an Armstrong is more than just a name; it’s a connection to the people who raised me, shaped me, and stood...

Love And Strength Builds A Family

When I first started dating Jenn, I often wondered, not worried, what our future might look like. Would we have children? Would they be accepted and loved for having two moms? What would they say w...