Your voice is the one thing they will never be able to Google.
You run the meetings.
You make the calls nobody else wants to make.
You carry the strategy in your head and the family on your shoulders.
And somehow, in between all of it, there are things you’ve never quite said out loud.
Not to your team. Not in your content. Not even to them.
Who you really are beneath the title. What it actually cost you to build this. What you hope they understand someday about ambition, about love, about the kind of woman you were while you were also becoming their mother.
You know how to build things that last.
This is the one that matters most.
What is Tiny Letters?
Tiny Letters is a done-for-you emotional legacy service for professional mothers who know exactly what they want to say to their child, and never seem to find the time or the space to actually say it.
You brief your team. You deliver results. You make things happen.
This works the same way.
You talk. We handle everything else.
No equipment. No scripts. No performance. No added complexity to your already full life.
Just your voice… honest, unpolished, and completely yours, captured in 4 to 7 minutes.
Short enough to fit your life.
Long enough to matter forever.
Who this is for
You are the person people look to when things get hard.
You make decisions under pressure. You lead rooms. You carry more than most people know.
And somewhere between the early mornings, late nights, strategy decks and school runs, you’ve realized something.
Your child knows you as Mum.
But they don’t yet know you as you.
The woman who built something from nothing. Who had doubts and showed up anyway. Who held opinions that cost her something to hold. Who loves fiercely and worries quietly, and hasn’t always found the words for either.
You don’t need more content or another platform.
You need a way to preserve the person behind the role, so your child can find her someday.
When they’re sitting with a question only you could answer. When they want to know what you really believed. When they need to hear your voice and you’re not there to pick up the phone.
How it works
Six steps. Five of them are mine.
- Tell me about your letters → Fill out a short intake form. It takes less than five minutes. I read every response personally. If it feels like the right fit, I’ll reach out to schedule a call.
- We talk → One focused onboarding call. We establish your tone, your music, your first letter idea. By the time we hang up, you’ll already know exactly what you want to say. Most clients are surprised how ready they already are.
- You record → Voice memo app. Your phone. Wherever you have ten uninterrupted minutes – your car, your lunch break, the end of your day. No studio. No equipment. No tech skills. Imperfections welcome. Actually, preferred.
- Upload and let go → Drop the audio into your shared Google Drive folder, then send me a quick WhatsApp to let me know it’s there. That’s it. No brief. No instructions. Just “uploaded” – and I take it from there. You move on with your day.
- You receive it → Edited. Polished just enough. Organized. Archived. Yours.
- They receive it someday → Maybe at 16. Maybe at 30. Maybe when they need it most.
A note on imperfection
You spend your days presenting the polished version of yourself.
This isn’t that.
The slightly stumbled word.
The pause before you say something true.
The exhale before a hard sentence.
That’s not a mistake.
That’s you.
Your child doesn’t need a polished production.
They need to recognize your voice.
A personal note
My name is Laya. I am not selling something I stumbled upon.
I built this because I needed it myself.
At the time of writing this, my daughter is five months old. She is small and new and completely unaware of how much I already have to say to her. Things I want her to know about life, about love, about who I am beyond just being her mother. Lessons I learned the hard way. Stories I do not want to forget to tell her. Pieces of myself I want her to have, especially for the moments I may not be there.
None of us will be here forever. But our voices can be.
That is why I built Tiny Letters. Not as a business idea. As a belief. As something I am doing for my own child while also helping other mothers do the same for theirs.
I bring more than heart to this work. I have spent years editing audio professionally producing podcasts, cleaning recordings, shaping voices into something worth hearing. I know what good audio sounds like. I know how to make your voice sound like you – not a performance of you.
When I work on your letters, I am not just editing audio. I am handling something irreplaceable. I know that because I am doing the exact same thing for my own child.
That is the kind of care I bring to every single letter.
Want to hear what a Tiny Letter sounds like?
I have been recording my own letters for my daughter since before Tiny Letters existed.
They are called Letters to Diwa – short voice reflections I record for her, preserved for whenever she needs them.
This is exactly what I will help you create for your child.
This is what your child will have someday.
Your voice. Your words. Preserved for later.
This is not a leap of faith
Before you spend a single dollar, we talk.
Because I do this work myself, I take on a maximum of 10 clients each month. Every edit. Every session. Every letter.
Not to create artificial scarcity – that is simply the number that lets me give every letter the attention it deserves.
Which means the application process isn’t a formality. It’s how I make sure that when we work together, I can show up fully for you.
You fill out a short form. I read it carefully. If it feels like a fit, I reach out and we have a real conversation before anything begins.
No automatic checkouts. No instant payments. No signing up for something you do not fully understand yet.
By the time you pay, you already know exactly what you are getting, how it works, who you are working with, and what your first Tiny Letter will be about.
And if at any point your delivered letters do not feel right, I will rework them until they do. That is not a policy. That is just how this works.
This is a small, intentional service run by one person who cares about getting it right.
Why now
You are in the middle of it right now.
The building. The growing. The figuring it out.
This version of you, mid-career, mid-motherhood, mid-becoming, is worth preserving.
Not the polished version. This one. The woman still figuring things out, who loves fiercely, worries quietly, and carries more than anyone sees.
That’s the version your child will want to know someday. When they have a question only you could answer. When they want to know what you really believed. When they need to hear your voice.
That someday is coming. But so is today.
A letter for later starts today.
Spots are limited to 10 clients per month. If you’ve been thinking about this, now is the right time.
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