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Nichole Boggs

This creator posts content about family life, including raising a large family and spending time with grandchildren. They share recipes for homemade items like chocolate syrup and discuss healthy eating habits. The creator also posts about wellness, sharing details of retreats focused on physical, spiritual, and emotional health, and about personal experiences such as postpartum recovery and celebrating milestones.

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Nichole Boggs shares authentic glimpses into her vibrant family life, offering a warm and relatable perspective on raising a large family and cherishing moments with grandchildren. On Instagram, she delights audiences with delicious homemade recipes, from scratch chocolate syrup to wholesome meals, alongside practical advice on healthy eating. Nichole also explores the multifaceted world of wellness, detailing her experiences with rejuvenating retreats and candidly discussing personal journeys like postpartum recovery and celebrating life's milestones.

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Raising emotionally healthy children falls largely on the parents. I recognize more than ever how important it is that I am paying attention to that. So when I saw this statement- it stopped me in my tracks. “Children are suffering from emotionally absent parents.” It was the word “absent” that grabbed at my heart. We can be physically present but mentally or emotionally withdrawn. One of the major factors of a parent being emotionally absent is how much they are on their phone. This is not a post about throwing the phone away, because I know a lot of good can come from us using our phones properly. It is a post, however, to encourage us to keep our phones in their rightful place. Here are some things that I am going to try to work on so that I am paying attention to what matters most: Put the phone down. Put the phone in another room. Take small breaks from the phone. Take larger breaks from the phone. Periodically fast from social media. Set up automated responses for calls, texts, and emails after a certain time. Turn off non-essential notifications. Our children do not need perfectly unplugged parents, but they will benefit greatly from us giving them- 🌟Consistent eye contact 🌟Undivided attention 🌟Actively listening 🌟Truly engaging Do you find yourself struggling with this? Can you think of other ways to help all of us as parents balance it? 🌷
Our Wellness retreat is coming up soon! We made slight changes to this retreat: 🌱Extended to 4 days and 3 nights. 🌱Added Bread baking, Floral Arranging, and Yogurt Making Workshops. 🌱Barre Workout with Lyndsay. 🌱Optional Upper Body Massage from local massage therapist. 🌱More Rest. All of this along with our normal sessions on physical, spiritual, and emotional health. Join us for this all inclusive retreat designed just for you! Come and be refreshed. No cooking, no cleaning- just time to be encouraged and strengthened for your journey ahead and going home to pour back into those who matter most! Comment RETREAT for more info! 🌷🌷 Stay tuned for info on our second summer retreat!
That went fast. Maybe a little too fast. I’ve often told my older boys that if I could choose one season of time in my past to go back to, it would be when they were little. I don’t remember a lot of it and was probably just surviving. In a sense of making sure they were fed, clothed, schooled, etc… which is all good but I so desire remembering moments. Special moments. I would look at them a little longer, listen to their stories more intently, watch them “one more time”, smile at them more, and just enjoy being a boy mom and all that it entailed. Our Stephen- congratulations, young man. I can’t wait to continue to truly watch you grow and become all that God has for you. These eyes are on you. Watching and just enjoying being your mama. May our prayer in the beginning of your life become your reality- a man who walks with God, full of faith and the Holy Spirit… and power. You have two parents and siblings that love you dearly and celebrate you! Mama 🌷
Yes, you read that right. Our large family will eat 95 percent of our meals at home. If I take our monthly grocery budget and subtract it from what it could cost for us to eat every meal out, plus snacks, plus beverages, and tips- I have a total savings of $100,000+. This is not a post to make anyone feel guilty for not cooking and eating at home most of the time because I know that is not possible for some. But it is a post encouraging you that there are ways to save money and the biggest one that is right before us is cooking and eating at home. Not to mention the sweet time around the table together eating without being rushed, the shared fellowship, and bonding as a family. 🌷 PS. This breakfast casserole is in my digital cookbook and it is 50% off right now! You can find the link in my bio.

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Nichole Boggs' audience is likely comprised of individuals interested in family-oriented content, healthy living, and relatable personal experiences. Their high Instagram engagement rate of 4.62% significantly surpasses benchmarks (TikTok ~3.0%, Instagram ~1.5%, YouTube ~2.0%), indicating a highly receptive and active community. This suggests strong potential for conversions on sponsored content related to recipes, wellness products, and family lifestyle brands, as followers demonstrate a clear intent to engage with and likely act upon recommendations.

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