A Season to Connect on Purpose
You love your daughter
and you feel it: things are changing.
Emotions are bigger, schedules are fuller, and you might be worrying about how to stay close without forcing it.
The Mother–Daughter Adventure Club was created for this season - to give you a way to navigate this time together and develop a new relationship while this door is still open.
What is this?
This is a shared experience you move through together working side-by-side on activities that lead to natural connection.
On paper, it looks like bonding activities, a global purpose project, and a trip to Guatemala.
In real life, you’re creating a rhythm of connection she’ll come back to.
You’re showing her - through action - that her heart, her voice, and her presence matter.
This is for moms who think, “This is going fast, I should spend more time with her, but...”
Who is this for?
This is the age when:
- Emotions feel big and confusing
- Friendships start to sting
- Confidence begins to wobble
- Comparison creeps in
- Independence grows faster than communication
The Mother/Daughter Adventure Club meets girls right where they are and gives moms a seat at the table without hovering.
No more speeches or prying - you’re doing things together, which opens doors in a way peppering questions rarely does.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
The bonding activities
Throughout the Adventure Club, you walk through self-guided activities to deepen your bond - one of the activities is to fund education for girls in Guatemala.
This isn’t framed as a lesson or a charity project - it’s the third leg of a stool to get outside of yourselves.
Your daughter begins to see that her life is connected to others, that 'my choices matter', and that she has something meaningful to contribute - right now.
Then, it's off to Guatemala where the impact isn’t theoretical - it’s personal.
The Guatemala Experience
After months of growing together, you’ll travel with an intimate group of moms and daughters to Guatemala to meet the women and kids your work has supported.
You and your daughter can unplug in ways that are hard to do at home and return with memories you’ll talk about for decades, a wider perspective, and a shared sense of purpose.
Why this works
Growth happens best when:
- You’re not being “worked on”
- You’re not trying to improve yourself
- You’re simply showing up for someone you love
in a sneaky way… that’s when everything shifts.
Can we be honest?
While this is very much for your daughter, lots of moms tell us this became the one place where growth happened without effort.
They sure didn’t sign up for self-reflection, but they welcomed what came with it!
Ready?
If you’ve been feeling the nudge that now is the time…
before schedules fill up
before the door closes a little more
You’re exactly who this was created for.
Hear from other Moms
The Mother/Daughter Adventure Club deepened my relationship with my daughter in so many powerful ways, it also cracked open her sense of the world and her place in it.
- Karna (and Zoë!), New Hampshire
I’ll never forget the deep conversations, the laughter, and the feeling of truly making a difference while getting to experience every step hand-in-hand with my daughter.
— Erin (and Makayla), Illinois
This gave us the chance to bond with fellow explorers, connecting over shared values of community-building and spreading love. It also sparked a love for a new country in both of us!
— Kalpana (and Shoriya), New York
Hi! I’m Angela-
Founder of Threads Worldwide,
wife, mom of 2, and fellow Wanderluster.
I help moms like you connect with their daughters during these precious years while rooting ourselves in the wonderful, wide world.
If you want to grow closer with your daughter in the most surprisingly delightful way, with a grand finale celebration in Guatemala - this is for you!
in her words
“I wish I could say something more than ‘gratitude’. Like, what is a greater word for gratitude? What I found on this trip is love - and I feel like that's the greatest gift of gratitude. So I love you all - and thank you.”
- Dylan V.
in her words
“I have been journaling the past couple months and on the bus ride today, I was reading all of the entries and it put into perspective how much this trip changed the way I think. My first journal entries were about ‘this boy, this boy, this boy’, but now I'm writing about how I want to learn Spanish so I can connect with women, how I want to value the relationships in my life.”
- Dylan M.
that's it - We're in!