Each month I hope to bring you a new feature blogger I admire from the All Things Kids G+ Community . This month I am thrilled to be featuring Leanna from All Done Monkey. I am grateful to have met her through our mutual passion, blogging. We have many things in common and having a bicultural family is just one of them. She constantly amazes me with all the projects she has going on, being a awesome mom/wife, and having time for us in ATK. If you are not familiar with her work on her site this feature will give you a brief glimpse into a few things she loves.
Leanna is a stay at home mother to a sweet, funny, rambunctious three year old boy and his adorable, smiley baby brother. She and her husband, who is from Costa Rica, are raising their boys to be bilingual and bicultural but more importantly, to be "world citizens." You can find her online at her blog All Done Monkey, as well as on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Google +. Leanna is the co-founder of Bahá'í Mom Blogs and founder of Multicultural Kid Blogs.
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Multicultural Kid Blogs
@alldonemonkey
Meet All Done Monkey with a few of her favorite posts~ ATK Feature Blogger of the Month
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Thank you so much for featuring us! I just LOVE being in the All Things Kids community! Thank you for all you do to promote sharing of fun kids' activities!
ReplyDeleteI love All Done Monkey, too, especially her focus of multiculturalism and kindness!
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