About Me

Hi! My name is Madi Voyles. I was born in a little town called Ringgold Georgia and after 8 years of living there we moved to the Florida panhandle. My freshman year of high school my family packed up and moved to St.Louis and w'eve been there ever since. I now go to Brigham Young University- Idaho and I'm studying Child Development with a minor in Sociology. This is my fourth semester here and I love it. The reason I'm writing this blog is to help inform people on the role of the family and the various ways to help the family work together.

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