Hi there, I'm Christine.
Most days my brain feels like Johnny #5 ("Input!") while my hands need an outlet to create. At the end of a busy day, I recharge in a quiet space with tea in one hand and chocolate in the other.
I love serving the world by learning from our ancestors and creatively using our current resources to build a healthier future. In my home life, that could be as simple as choosing reusable products over disposables. As a creator, I use vintage techniques and upcycled materials to create new products. When I play historian, I teach people about customs of the past, the reasons behind them, and how they relate to the present. And as a lactation consultant, that means treating breastfeeding as a biologically normal act that's nourished young humans for millennia.
As varied as my interests are, they all have one common theme: teaching. People have always told me I'd be a great teacher, but I knew that classroom teaching wasn't my cup of tea. Now I am lucky to have different interactive platforms where I can share my expertise with parents, children, health care professionals, history buffs, and the general public. I get to bring new life to boring - or even overwhelming - topics!
When I'm not busy helping babies breastfeed or working on my next project, you can find me trying to soak up some sunshine and fresh air without getting sunburned.
Most days my brain feels like Johnny #5 ("Input!") while my hands need an outlet to create. At the end of a busy day, I recharge in a quiet space with tea in one hand and chocolate in the other.
I love serving the world by learning from our ancestors and creatively using our current resources to build a healthier future. In my home life, that could be as simple as choosing reusable products over disposables. As a creator, I use vintage techniques and upcycled materials to create new products. When I play historian, I teach people about customs of the past, the reasons behind them, and how they relate to the present. And as a lactation consultant, that means treating breastfeeding as a biologically normal act that's nourished young humans for millennia.
As varied as my interests are, they all have one common theme: teaching. People have always told me I'd be a great teacher, but I knew that classroom teaching wasn't my cup of tea. Now I am lucky to have different interactive platforms where I can share my expertise with parents, children, health care professionals, history buffs, and the general public. I get to bring new life to boring - or even overwhelming - topics!
When I'm not busy helping babies breastfeed or working on my next project, you can find me trying to soak up some sunshine and fresh air without getting sunburned.
