Followers across YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest, added up.
A homeschool mom of 4 sharing screen-free play, easy DIYs, family recipes and the little finds her kids actually use. Filmed in real life, with your product one tap away, forever.
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your product hereWho’s watching, where they find her, and the videos that travel. Every number here comes straight from her dashboards.
YouTube subscribers. Parents and families, most of them 25 to 44.
a month across YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.
past 100,000 views each. The 46 videos on this site have 1.6M views between them, and the newest hit passed 690K in its first week.
Every video goes to YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Pinterest. Together that’s 7× the views YouTube alone gets.
views on 8 Halloween videos in October. Seasonal launches land here.
more Instagram views than followers in 30 days. The algorithm keeps carrying her to new parents and families.
👀 690K viewsCan you guess?277K Instagram · 185K YouTube
👀 169K viewsGhosts in a blanket103K Instagram · 64K Facebook
👀 154K viewsThings take time.154K YouTube
👀 124K viewsPhysics in action at the Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center!118K Instagram · 4K FacebookRead from YouTube Studio, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok on November 1, 2026. Video totals add up every platform; Facebook counts cover the last 28 days, so totals are on the low side. Each video’s views were read again on November 10, 2026, on all four platforms.
They're not browsing. They search "best stroller for twins" at 9pm, find Terrie, and decide. Your product shows up in exactly that moment.
Short reviewOne short video, posted everywhere she is.↻
DIY or recipeYour product inside a craft, a recipe or an activity.↻
Shoppable videoYour product, tappable while it's on screen.↻
Series spotHalloween kitchen, back to school, gift guides.↻Want to run her video as your own ad? Usage rights are available. Tick the box in the form and she’ll include them in the quote.
Most brands still email, and that's fine. The form just asks the questions Terrie would ask back anyway, so you skip a round trip.