about

Erin is a certified teacher turned homeschooler. She has a closet full of puppets, a library full of children's books and dreams of publishing her own someday. Her hobbies include singing, writing, dancing (usually by herself), baking, bossing people around and embarrassing her children in public (this is when she dances where other people can see). She posts book reviews, fun learning activities for preschool and elementary aged children, parenting ideas, birthday parties, and ways to bring a bit of silliness into family life. 

You can contact her at chickenmommies (at) gmail.com

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What is this blog about?

Good question. Over the years it's been a bit of everything, but it is mostly focused on bringing silliness and joy to family life through playful learning activities and family traditions. I also post educational activities for children in the preschool through elementary grades, book recommendations and tips for getting kids to love reading (we love books!), kid friendly food ideas, and parenting advice. 

2. Where did the name Chicken Babies come from? 

My husband and I have 4 amazingly perfect, polite, intelligent, well-behaved children who would never throw shoes or lick the table.   We call them our chicken babies.  Why?  Well, that's a long story, but it has to do with my husband's thinking chickens are funny and the Cosby Show. You can read more details by clicking here, if you're interested.

3.  How often do you post?

Usually once or twice a week, depending on how creative I'm feeling. 

4.  How can you be contacted?

You can email me at chickenmommies (at) gmail (dot) com.

5.  How much traffic does your blog get?

The blog averages 150 page views a day, and just keeps growing.

6. Do you do sponsored posts?

I haven't really done any yet, but am open to working with brands I truly love and would recommend to my friends and family. I also love hosting giveaways for my readers because winning stuff is just fun!

7. Do you have a disclosure policy?

Why yes, yes I do. You can read it here: Disclosure Policy 

Chicken Babies is also a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com 

8. Is your work copyrighted? 

It is indeed.

All articles posted on Chicken Babies is the property of author Erin Bylund unless otherwise stated and is available for personal or educational use only. 

If you would like to share my ideas on your blog or social media page, please follow these guidelines: 

 - You may use one photograph only with credit given to chickenbabies.com and an appropriate link to the original article, regardless of language or format.

 - Please do NOT re-post the entire blog post or reproduce, store, print  modify or transmit any post from this blog without written permission of the original author.

Thanks!