The story behind the Project
Keep a little room for the things you love.
I'm Lila Deanne, the creator of Pink Tomorrow Project, a mum and former early childhood teacher.

This Project brings together the things that can make an ordinary day feel like your own: a notebook, a saved ribbon, a little time to make something, a page with room for an unfinished thought.
A Pink Pocketful of Childhood is our creative collection of journals and cut-out collage books. The school-day shelf offers reading and guided reflection for growing girls. They have different uses, but share the same invitation: begin where you are, use the pages at your own pace, and keep what matters to you.
The Project also grows from lived experience of difficult school days and the feelings that can follow them home. I create these companions as a mum and writer. They are reading and reflection resources, not clinical advice or a replacement for professional support.
Our community is face-free. A book, an unused page, a few paper pieces or a small creative idea can tell a story without asking anyone to share more of themselves than they want to.
For the girls growing into their own world, the grown-ups beside them and the women who still love a beautiful notebook: welcome to Pink Tomorrow Project.
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