In Ahjane Jones own words I am quoting from USA TODAY, 

"A Tennessee toddler has become a TikTok sensation after she participated in her very own rush week.  

Norah Ramsey, 3, is a “kidfluencer” who joined the TikTok scene as soon as she came home from the hospital after being born.

“The week that I brought her home, I made little like ‘life university’ videos that were, sort of the same content, but she couldn't talk then,” Ramsey said. “It was just me making them and explaining her outfits, the books that we were reading, and what she was doing that day.”  

Her mom, Cheyenne Ramsey, told USA TODAY that the idea of "Toddler Rush" came to fruition after seeing potential sorority recruits at the University of Alabama participate in Bama Rush Week which has become an online sensation since it became popular on TikTok back in 2021.

As Norah began to grow, her sense of style did, too. Wearing cute dresses, shoes, bows, and a purse to match quickly became a part of her daily routine. When Bama Rush rolled around again this year, Norah’s mom had an idea.  

Her mom, Cheyenne Ramsey, told USA TODAY that the idea of "Toddler Rush" came to fruition after seeing potential sorority recruits at the University of Alabama participate in Bama Rush Week which has become an online sensation since it became popular on TikTok back in 2021.

As Norah began to grow, her sense of style did, too. Wearing cute dresses, shoes, bows, and a purse to match quickly became a part of her daily routine. When Bama Rush rolled around again this year, Norah’s mom had an idea.  

“I did show her Kylan Darnell, who is kind of the Alabama Rush Queen,” Ramsey said. "I showed her some of her videos and was like ‘this is Miss Kylan, and I think you can do exactly what she does.’” 

Together Norah and her mom started “Toddler Rush” as a fun activity for the mother-daughter duo. After gaining 50,000 followers after the first series of videos, Ramsey knew that this trend was here to stay. "