Indigo’s Retail Room

All of the Jonas children have their own responsibilities at Goat Milk Stuff.  In this video, Indigo shares her role with the business. 

She is such a hard worker and does an amazing job helping our customers, stocking the shelves, and making bracelets.  We’re so proud of her and what she adds to the Goat Milk Stuff team.

What was your favorite part of her video?

PJ

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8 thoughts on “Indigo’s Retail Room”

  2. Indigo most certainly is a “little” business person. The first time we were in the store it was an awesome experience to have such a knowledgeable will girl. My husband has told so many people about her. It was unbelievable how she knew all about the products and how she had no problem in ringing up the sale. I had by eleven year old grandson there in the fall. He enjoyed the tour and I think stunned by Indigo and our tour guide. You and your husband could not have done better in raising your children. Think you need to spread your hows and whats in raising children.
    Wishing your family a MERRY CHRISTMAS & A BLESSED NEW YEAR.

  3. What a great little lady! You all have the most amazing children. I only hope that mine are half as wonderful as yours.

    • Thanks, Ariana. My best advice is to keep them busy working and allow them lots of free time to be creative. 🙂 PJ

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