Adorable illustrations show the beauty of a mummy-daughter relationship

There's never a dull moment when a mother and her daughter are the best of friends. Daughters idolise their mums and want to be just like them!

Adorable illustrations show the beauty of a mummy-daughter relationship

Australian illustrator Clement Ana recently shared a post on BoredPanda.com that captures the beauty of a mummy/daughter relationship.

There's never a dull moment when a mother and her daughter are the best of friends. Daughters look up to their mums, and idolise them. They'll even imitate them and try to be just like Mom! Ana wanted to illustrate that through her adorable drawings.

In the collection, a mother and her daughter are seen bonding through a number of activities. All the while, the daughter has brought along her favourite toy: bb8 (of Star Wars).

Check out Clement Ana's collection, and let us know if you share a similar relationship with your daughter, mummies!

She wants to be just as pretty as Mum!

A mum and her daughter get ready together. Unfortunately, no one taught the little girl to plug in the curling iron. Don't get any ideas, bb8!

Mummy-daughter Yoga

The little girl wants to be just like mum! She tries out some new yoga positions to see if she can be as flexible as her role model.

A day in the park

Mum and her daughter share a day at the park. Don't forget your helmets! That goes for you, too, bb8.

Snack time

Mum packed some delicious watermelon, and her daughter just can't get enough!

Bath time

For mum, nothing beats a nice relaxing bubble bath. Her daughter feels the same way. Don't "burst their bubble", bb8!

Mum shows her daughter how to relax

All mums deserve a good nap. And mums and daughters who have a relationship like this share that precious nap time together!

Do you have a strong relationship with your daughters, mums? Does your daughter want to be just like you?

If you have any insights, questions or comments regarding the topic, please share them with us!

Written by

Santiago Santa Cruz

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