Vlogging tips | If you have been wondering how to start your youtube channel or how to become a mummy vlogger, I hope these tips on what I WISH I had known at the start will help. Im not a YouTube guru, but Ive made my fair share of mistakes along the way to learn from. Link below for the Channel Mum competition and you can find Alex Gladwins tips for anxious vloggers here Are you going to enter? Ends 1st March 2017.\r
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CONTACT JULES\r
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Instagram: @ItsJulesFurness\r
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Email: hello@julesfurness.com\r
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Facebook: @ItsJulesFurness\r
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My online diary: julesf.me/Blog\r
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ABOUT US\r
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Im Jules, a working mum as a family of 3, living in Suffolk, England. My husband works full time and Im a work from home mum with our toddler Josh. So far our little family was made with adoption and soon we will add to it through IVF too hopefully. Families are made with love either way. I vlog day in the life of a mum, hauls and an IVF diary among lots of other things that interest me as we go along. I share the stuff its hard to talk about and recipes over on my blog. Im also a sponsored vlogger for Channel Mum. An online “mum village” for ideas, advice and support\r
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Disclaimer: Everything in this video is bought with my own pennies or provided for my blog, not YouTube channel. This is not an advert.\r
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On my channel you will find video such as: a day in the life of a mum (or day in the life of a mom as some of you guys say), all family blogs as a mummy blogger in the uk mum. I am a mum to toddler, as a young family in the uk. Mum to a 2 year old boy with crazy amount of energy. I also film the odd shopping haul (especially primary hauls), a healthy eating diary, adoption diary and IVF diary (a lot has gone on in our family hey!). We aim to keep everything safe as a family channel.