Welcome to our Family!

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Welcome to The Brumwell Chronicles! Where you will be able to laugh at my pain of raising three crazy kids and one adult man child. Our life might not always be what we want it to be, but it is always interesting and I hope you will follow us along on our adventure.




My name is Summer Brumwell and I'm 25 years old. I have three adorable, crazy, and inspiring children. We recently moved to Russellville for work and I'm now a stay-at-home mom, which was wildly misleading when I signed up for the job, I thought I get way more naps and free time than I do. I'm definitely a Mama Llama ain't got time for your Drama kinda Mama. We like to play and make messes because I believe that's one of the best ways to learn. In my free time I love to sleep, take a shower, and eat something that is warm (preferably Tacos). I am a member of multiple testing companies and love trying out new products and letting others know what's a must have item and what to save your money on. (p.s that super cute and comfy shirt I have on in the above picture you can snag for yourself at Poppy and Dot with my direct link and make sure to use code 10SUMMER to get 10% off http://lddy.no/4yp3 )



My husband Ryan and I have been married for 7 years and I still like him 97% of the time. The other 3% is spent still trying to train him to put his wet towels in the laundry basket and not on my side of the bed. Ryan is apart of the National Guard and he is a Engineer so he's good at math which works out because I was not prepared to help with our kids math homework. He thinks he is a lot funnier than he actually is, but he's cute so I laugh at his jokes anyways.



Maddison is my oldest and sassiest child. She loves everything girlie and pink. She loves math and STEM related projects and we try to encourage and support that love and desire as much as possible. At 5 years old she will be starting Kindergarten in just a few more days and I'm not emotionally ready to process that, but she is so sweet and makes friends easily so I'm sure she will do much better than I will on her first day.



Let the Wild Rumpus Start!
Maximus Alexander is by far the craziest and most energetic of my three kiddos. Max has very little hair and even less fear! This child test me everyday, like how far can I really push this woman and right when I'm about to hit submit on a craigslist ad for a free 2 year old he comes running up to me asking for a huggie (hug, not the diaper, although sometimes it is the diaper but I don't know that until after the hug).


Lastly is my sweet little Oliver, aka Olliepop! He was our little Bob Ross baby.. not a mistake, just a happy accident! At 9 months old he has just now started sleeping through the night, but he loves his mommy, what can I say. He loves to watch everything his sister and brother do and has already started walking. Oliver is my sweet calm baby boy and I hope he never changes. 




I hope your subscribe and follow us along on our adventures and become apart of our family.

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