About Me

Hi, I'm Jaimie Craig, and I created Where Their Stories Lead as a place to help mothers discover, preserve, and share stories that connect generations.

My love for family history began with a curiosity about the people who came before me, but it wasn't until I fell in love with children's literature that I realized the power stories have to connect us to one another. I recently graduated from Brigham Young University–Idaho with a degree in Family History Research, where I learned that family history is about so much more than names and dates. It's about people, memories, and the experiences that shape our lives.

Here you'll find children's book recommendations, family activities, memory prompts, family history inspiration, and simple ways to weave storytelling into everyday life. My hope is to help you see that family history isn't only found in old records and family trees. It's found in the stories we tell, the memories we preserve, and the moments we create together.

When I'm not reading picture books or researching my family tree, you'll likely find me spending time with my family, exploring the local library and bookstores, or enjoying a rerun of Everybody Loves Raymond.

Because the moments we create today become the memories they share tomorrow.







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