As a mom to three beautiful children — a spunky 4-year-old daughter and twin sons who are just shy of their first birthday — I've embarked on a journey that has shaped every aspect of my life, both personally and professionally. It all began when my daughter was just 5 months old and we received the life-altering news: she had severe food allergies. Over time, that list grew to seven different allergies, and suddenly, our world was forever changed.

Navigating the challenges of raising a child with food allergies was not just difficult; it was isolating. I quickly realized that there was a lack of awareness and understanding surrounding food allergies in our society. Determined to make a difference, I took it upon myself to educate others on what it's like to live with food allergies, how it impacts children and families, and how we can create safer environments for those affected.

But that wasn't the only hurdle we faced. My daughter also struggled with eczema as a baby, and finding clothing that didn't exacerbate her condition was a constant challenge. It wasn't until I discovered bamboo material that I found relief—a revelation that would inspire the foundation of Lush & Luna.

With the arrival of my twin sons, both also diagnosed with food allergies, my mission became clearer than ever: to raise awareness, spread education, and foster positive perceptions around food allergies while providing the softest, most soothing clothing for little ones. Each piece in our collection is crafted with love and care, using eco-friendly materials that prioritize comfort and well-being.

But our journey doesn't end there. At Lush & Luna, giving back is at the core of everything we do. With every purchase, we donate a portion of proceeds to non-profits dedicated to food allergy awareness and research, because we believe that together, we can make a difference.

Join us on this extraordinary journey as we strive to create a world where every child feels safe, supported, and celebrated. Together, we can make our communities—and our closets—a little bit brighter.