Here's Why One Mum Draws Pictures On Her Daughter's Lunchbox Every Day

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It’s that time of year again, the kids have gone back to school and parents are all trying to remember how to get them out of the door on time every morning.

But one mum has added one more thing to her to-do list every day of the week: draw a picture of her daughter for her to take to school.

When ya mama’s a Rho...💙💛 pic.twitter.com/9l3UlCQHhk

— KweenofKweefs (@Lady_RHOalye) November 13, 2017

Sara from Illinois, USA, shared a photograph on Twitter of her adorable crayon illustrations that depict her six-year-old daughter Bria.

Drawn on a white paper snack bag, Sara said that she even makes time to ensure she gets the detail of what she is wearing every day and the weather.

The mother said: “I’m a terrible artist, but I love her so much.”

Everyday I pack Bria’s morning snack for school in a white paper bag. I draw her with a picture of her snack on a plate. The outfit she’s wearing in my picture always matches her real outfit for the day. It also shows the weather.
I’m a terrible artist, but I love her so much. pic.twitter.com/27gkeD5q7F

— KweenofKweefs (@Lady_RHOalye) September 7, 2018

The reason she wanted to start the drawings is because her daughter has anxiety disorder and hasn’t starting reading yet. “This is my way of letting her know I love and think about her often and also let her know what’s for snack.”

She explained that in the pictures her daughter is also wearing a pair of earmuffs that she wears in real life to help her cope with her anxiety.

As a note I wanted share my 6 year has anxiety disorder. She also isn’t reading yet. This is my way of letting her know I love and think about her often and also let her know what’s for snack. The first pic is her with her earmuffs, her anixty coping tool! Shout out to her!

— KweenofKweefs (@Lady_RHOalye) September 7, 2018

Other parents praised the mother’s creativity and taking the time to do something nice for her daughter every day.

This is so admirable. 5 minutes out of mom’s day... a lifetime of memories for baby girl. https://t.co/3TbrqkPRQz

— . (@Elokcin75) September 7, 2018

Shout to you and all the mommies being intuned with their kids needs. I freaking love it!!! It's dope way of letting her know mommy is here. Your safe. #parenthealer

— Moya Mathison, LPC (@MathisonMoya) September 8, 2018

No. Shout out to you for being such an awesome mom to such an awesome kid! I can feel the love in these tweets!

— Brandi Braxton (@SLIM__G00DIE) September 8, 2018

OKAY, let me say this is the cutest thing I have seen on this site in AWHILE. Thank you for sharing this ❤️

— $hay G (@ShayyyG) September 8, 2018

this made my heart warm. this is amazing. keep being a great mom ❤️

— cashew 🧚🏼♀️ (@KASSketchum) September 8, 2018

You’re amazing and she is a very very lucky little girl😢

— Rhea ☽ (@Fancy_Botwin) September 9, 2018

i already loved the idea, but this makes it extra special! almost brought me to tears. you're a really great mom. brava, sis!

— sister mouzone (@blackgirldating) September 8, 2018

You are doing amazing sweetie. And you are nurturing both your own creativity and hers. This is beautiful. pic.twitter.com/mBp9ibePL0

— W* (@wakeupstar) September 8, 2018

hey! this is amazing. you’re a wonderful mom. also i have 8 year olds not reading yet, so please don’t worry about that! she will get it in time. meanwhile, it’s great she has a mom like you!

— mrs. brightside (@woodscommahelen) September 8, 2018

And parents of children with anxiety said that they were also prompted to try something like this themselves.

This is beautiful. Your babygirl is blessed to have a mommy like you. My 6 year old son have been having anxiety due to getting bullied by his classmates so this has given me the ideal to try doing the same to help with my son’s anxiety

— Sarah Horta (@queensavij) September 8, 2018
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