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What Really Matters to Vicky:
Hugs, Messy Art, Belly
Laughs, Aidan’s Office
Supplies, All Food, Children’s Books, Chocolate,
Dog Kisses, Fall Leaves, Doug’s Music, Pj’s,
Family Outings, Organizing Totes, City Noises, Camera
Flashes, Curly Hair, Scrapbooks, Recipes, Playdates
and Movies.
Vicky loves nothing more than
being the mother of a beautiful five year old boy,
Aidan, and wife of 13 years to her high school sweetheart,
Doug. Working with children and adults in the field
of Early Care and Education, for as long as she can
remember, Vicky has a gifted passion for learning
and teaching. She was born and raised in Greater
Cincinnati and graduated with a BA in Elementary
Education from N.K.U. She has worked at 4C, A Childcare
Resource and Referral Agency, for 12 years. Experience
at 4C has given her the opportunity to coach family
child care providers, present workshops in the field
of early care and education, assist parents in seeking
quality child care and more. The past five years,
she has been fortunate enough to stay at home with
Aidan and continue to provide consulting to others.
Vicky founded Curly-Haired Productions in 2006 to
continue to pursue assisting others in keeping life
and family simple.
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What Really Matters to Jen: Morning
Hugs, The Ocean, Quiet Time, Renovating, Warm and
Sunny Days, Just Because Hugs, All Day Jammy Days,
Tickle Time, Renovating Again, Quiet Time, Wheel
Throwing Pottery, Shell Hunting, Organization and
Disorganization, Little Girl Giggles, Movies, The
Zoo, Goodnight Hugs.
Jen is married to Jeff and a very proud mom of two
beautiful girls, Jasmine and Jade. She was born and
raised in Cincinnati, graduating from the University
of Kentucky with a BA in Graphic Design. Her passion
for water led her around the world as a SCUBA Instructor
and trip leader. Her expertise led to becoming “Diver
Jen”, the diver who helped develop exhibits
and place animals at the soon to open Newport Aquarium. Once
open, Jen was the Dive Coordinator, developing the
Volunteer Diver Program and coordinating all press
engagements in the tanks. Now, as the mom of
two young ones, the travels are on hold, but she
still teaches an occasional SCUBA class to get a
small dose of the underwater peace. Most recently
she has returned to her long time comfort zone of
chlorine and is back to coaching springboard diving. When
Jasmine and Jade go to school, she hopes to start
dabbling in pottery again and explore some other
arts that she has put aside for the time being. Not “computer
savvy” at all, Jen is enjoying herself as she
digs in to share the little things in her life that
really matter and learn with the audience ways to
keep it simple.
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