About us

Our mission

We're on a mission to change the way the housing market works. Rather than offering one service or another, we want to combine as many and make our clients' lives easy and carefree. Our goal is to match our clients with the perfect properties that fit their tastes, needs, and budgets.

Our vision

We want to live in a world where people can buy homes that match their needs rather than having to find a compromise and settle on the second-best option. That's why we take a lot of time and care in getting to know our clients from the moment they reach out to us and ask for our help.

What began as my personal healing journey has become a space for parents everywhere to grow, heal, and raise the next generation with intention.

From My Story to Our Movement

Let’s Raise These Kids isn’t just a brand — it’s a movement. Born from my own experiences of longing, healing, and transformation, LRTK exists to remind parents that how we raise ourselves is how we raise our children. My story may be the seed, but the vision is bigger than me: it’s about breaking cycles, creating peace, and building a new legacy for the generations to come.

[Before]

Born Into Disadvantage

Before I even took my first breath, life placed me at a disadvantage. My mother made the choice to have me, though my father was married with a family of his own. I am grateful to God for my existence — my life is a blessing. But the truth is, the decision to bring me into that situation was not made with my wholeness in mind.

From the beginning, I was destined to only ever get pieces of my father. His love was inconsistent, his presence infrequent, because he had a ready-made family that already claimed most of him. My mother’s choice, though it gave me life, also gave me a childhood marked by instability, broken promises, and a constant search for belonging. I grew up navigating her drug addiction, the absence of her love, and the ache of not having my parents around in the ways I needed most. It was lack. It was fear. It was survival.

[Breaking]

When Motherhood Met Heartbreak

Years later, when I became a mother myself, everything shifted. The moment I held my son, I knew I could not raise him from the same brokenness I had been raised in. His birth was my awakening.

But my true transformation was propelled by heartbreak. I became a single mother and had to face the pain of watching the man I had a child with build a life with another woman and her son. That wound cut deeply. It forced me to heal while I was still broken, to grieve while showing up every day for my baby.

I cried. I prayed. I learned what self-love really meant. I fell deeper into God’s arms and began to understand that healing isn’t clean or linear — it’s messy, layered, and sacred.

[Becoming]

Better, Not Bitter

Through all of it, I refused to let pain harden me. I never became bitter. I became better.

Motherhood didn’t just change me — it saved me. It forced me to release old patterns, to break generational cycles, and to build the life and love I had always longed for, first within myself.

This is the heartbeat of Let’s Raise These Kids. I know firsthand that when we choose to heal — even through brokenness — we create homes filled with peace, intention, and unconditional love. We raise our children differently. We raise ourselves differently. And in doing so, we shift the legacy they will inherit.

heal the parent. raise the child. shift the legacy.

Our team

Our strength lies in our individuality. Set up by Esther Bryce, the team strives to bring in the best talent in various fields, from architecture to interior design and sales.

Esther Bryce

Founder / Interior designer

Lianne Wilson

Broker

Jaden Smith

Architect

Jessica Kim

Photographer