I’m Amanda, and my full-time job is being a stay-at-home mom of two littles. I’m the owner of The Littles Way and I make sure it’s running properly. I have a master’s degree in wildlife, not business or marketing, so I’ve had quite a learning curve over the past couple of years. This is our second small business adventure, and I learn more every day which keeps things fun.
Matthew & Amanda - Owners & Creators
My husband, Matthew, is the creative mind behind The Littles Way. From our logo to the rosaries, he has an eye for art and innovation. When he’s not developing software for his full-time job or designing the next product line, he’s probably playing some wacky made-up game with the kids. Some of their favorites are “crocodile obstacle course,” “pirate ship hammock,” and “daddy surfboard.”
Our Priorities
God and family will always come first, and this small business will always come second. If we don’t answer a message right away, it probably means we’re outside with the kids or it’s a Sunday. We are not some large corporation, just a family who wants to share our ideas with the world. Our kids will appear on occasion to showcase products as they’re used in real homes. We try to preserve their privacy on these public pages as best we can.
Our Process
We work with multiple print providers to help us bring our ideas to you. Without them, we would not have time to play “the baby game” with our kiddos and do all the things that a small business requires like design, print, ship, post on social media, respond to messages, etc. If there’s something wrong with your print, we will work with them diligently to fix it. Our print providers handle thousands of items every day, so mistakes do happen.
Thank you for supporting our small business adventure!
We hope our designs bring joy and fulfillment to your family prayer life and help you grow closer to our Lord Jesus Christ.
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