Te Reo Māori Milestone Cards

Te Reo Māori milestone cards for baby.

These milestones cards are the perfect addition to a pēpi pack for a friend or whānau member.

Dimensions: 140 x 140mm - 15 Cards in Box

Capture those beautiful milestones through your babies first year. Trust me these go so fast and before you know it they are walking and talking. 

Our milestone cards are made of thick card stock, they are thick and strong, they will not break, bend or change shape when pēpi slobbers on.

These cards come in 3 colours , and also come in a pre packed box that can be used to store. 

Kia ora e te whānau,

Ko Joelle Holland tōku ingoa, 

He uri tēnei nō Tainui, Tūhoe, Ngāti Whātua,

Koia nei ko au.

Ko Tainui te iwi 
Ko Tainui te waka

Ko Taupiri te Maunga

Ko Waikato te awa
Ko Tauranganui, Te Kotahitanga ngā marae
Ko Ngāti Tipa te hapū

E mihi ana kia koutou katoa mō te tautoko, mō te whai wā ki te pānui I ēnei kōrero.

I am 27 years old, born and raised in South Auckland, a place I call home, and a place that has played a huge part in shaping who I am as a Wahine and Māmā today. 

How did Hawaiiki Pēpi begin?

Māori designed products and blankets for babies.

I am a proud Māori Wahine and I am extremely passionate about my people and my culture. Alongside this I am a Māmā to two beautiful pēpi and I absolutely blessed to have them by my side. Being Māori and being a Māmā are two of the most Important parts of my life and so the whakaaro of creating this amazing pākihi came to life.

For me knowing who you are, and where you come from play a huge role in your identity and I want nothing more for my babies than to be surrounded by their culture, to be proud of who they are and to stand strong in their Tuakiritanga.

The importance of our babies being surrounded by their ahurea and their Reo helps our babies to feel a connection to their whenua and that is exactly what this pākihi aims to do for all of your pēpi.

Through these beautiful māori desings we aim to enhance Te Ao Māori In our pēpi right from birth.

Ngā manaakitanga

Hawaiiki Pēpi