Biankha’s Journey

Designing and creating our own doll hasn’t been easy.
There have many times I have nearly given up and many tears shed for all the difficulties along the way.
The time, effort and financial strain has often had me contemplating whether I have done the right thing as well as all the hours not spent with mini CEO whilst building our empire.
However 2 years ago, as I sat down to design the first few dolls , with my daughter next to me , I told her that I was designing a doll to represent her and that is now what she is expecting.
I have a duty to show her that hard work pays off.
I am responsible for encouraging her to chase her dreams no matter how big and scary they are and see them through.
I am the person she looks to as an example and I can’t let her down.
So despite all of the tribulations, I am so proud that in a couple of weeks, I can stay true to my promise to her and finally launch our doll business ?? Thank you for all the support and encouragement, keeping us going along the way ???, it’s meant so much during the difficult times.
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