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A savvy schoolgirl has set up her own sweet business making profit - aged just seven.<br/><br/>Primary school student Luna Lily grew up watching her entrepreneur mum, Francesca Farrow, 32, run a business - and decided one day to set up her own.<br/><br/>Luna pitched her sweet business idea to her mum - who eventually agreed to invest £150.<br/><br/>Luna also invested £50 she had saved up from pocket money and bought sweets, bags and stickers.<br/><br/>From there, Luna's Magical Sweets was born - and after Francesca, a digital marketing agency owner, set up a website and social media, orders started trickling in.<br/><br/>Luna offers a range of options including different colour and flavour themed bags and 'letter box' packets to send in the post.<br/><br/>Just two months in, having fulfilled around 270 sales so far, the little entrepreneur has already made back both her and Francesca's investments and is in profit.<br/><br/>Francesca, from Caerphilly, Wales, said: \
A savvy schoolgirl has set up her own sweet business making profit - aged just seven.<br/><br/>Primary school student Luna Lily grew up watching her entrepreneur mum, Francesca Farrow, 32, run a business - and decided one day to set up her own.<br/><br/>Luna pitched her sweet business idea to her mum - who eventually agreed to invest £150.<br/><br/>Luna also invested £50 she had saved up from pocket money and bought sweets, bags and stickers.<br/><br/>From there, Luna's Magical Sweets was born - and after Francesca, a digital marketing agency owner, set up a website and social media, orders started trickling in.<br/><br/>Luna offers a range of options including different colour and flavour themed bags and 'letter box' packets to send in the post.<br/><br/>Just two months in, having fulfilled around 270 sales so far, the little entrepreneur has already made back both her and Francesca's investments and is in profit.<br/><br/>Francesca, from Caerphilly, Wales, said: \
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