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07/04/2025

Happy 4th of July from SAYF BOUTIQUE! 🇺🇸

Today we celebrate freedom, family, and the beautiful community we’re blessed to share.

To all our amazing families and kids — you are the heart of what we do. May your day be filled with joy, laughter, and safe fun under the summer sky.

And as the fireworks light up the night, may we remember: every child deserves a world where they feel seen, included, and free to shine bright in their own way.

❤️🤍💙 From all of us at SAYF BOUTIQUE, have a safe and happy Independence Day!

06/14/2025

Lately… I’ve had to pray for peace more than usual.
Not because I don’t trust God—
but because my heart forgets sometimes.
The noise gets loud. The weight gets heavy.
And I have to stop and hand it over again.

But every time I do… peace comes.
Not all at once. Not always in ways I expect.
But it shows up. Quiet, sure, and strong.

And when I choose to thank Him—even in the mess—
something shifts.
Grace meets me there.
Not because I earned it.
But because He’s just that kind.

Prayer is where I get steady.
Gratitude is where I remember who’s holding me.

“Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God.”
—Philippians 4:6 (KJV)

“And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.”
—Philippians 4:7 (KJV)

Still praying. Still thanking. Still standing.
One quiet moment at a time.

06/13/2025

Admin- Mickaylaa Kimball -spiritual anchor

LIFE IS ALWAYS A GIFT.

No matter how it came.
No matter what the world says.
No matter how unready, unplanned, or undone it feels—

New life is still a miracle.
And we will give thanks.

Maybe it wasn't how you pictured it.
Maybe it came in the middle of chaos.
Maybe it brought more questions than answers.

But God doesn't make mistakes.
Every heartbeat was written. Every breath already known.
This life—this child—is not an accident.
It's an answer.

We don’t celebrate because it’s easy.
We celebrate because it’s holy.

“Lo, children are an heritage of the Lord: and the fruit of the womb is his reward.”
—Psalm 127:3 (KJV)

“Before I formed thee in the belly I knew thee; and before thou camest forth out of the womb I sanctified thee…”
—Jeremiah 1:5 (KJV)

“This is the Lord’s doing; it is marvellous in our eyes.”
—Psalm 118:23 (KJV)

Whether the path is smooth or stormy, this life has purpose.
And we will speak it. We will protect it.
We will thank Him for it.

Even now.
Especially now.

06/12/2025

Admin-spiritual anchor- Mickaylaa Kimball

GRATEFUL EVEN WHEN IT'S NOT WHAT I ASKED FOR

Some help doesn’t come how you pictured it.

You pray for strength—and someone shows up with soup.
You ask for a breakthrough—and someone offers a ride.
You cry for a miracle—and you get a moment of peace.

And maybe it’s not what you wanted.
But it’s what you got.
And sometimes, that’s grace enough.

God sends people. Not always with the perfect fix.
Not always with everything you hoped for.
But with something.
And that something is proof you’re not forgotten.

It’s easy to miss the blessing when you're focused on the lack.
But provision doesn’t always shout. Sometimes it just shows up.

Be grateful anyway.

“And let the peace of God rule in your hearts, to the which also ye are called in one body; and be ye thankful.”
—Colossians 3:15 (KJV)

“Give us this day our daily bread.”
—Matthew 6:11 (KJV)

“Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above…”
—James 1:17 (KJV)

You’re not being overlooked. You’re being carried.
Even now.

06/05/2025

đź’› A Story That Stays With You đź’›

Last year, a mom shared something that stopped me in my tracks.

Her daughter, 6 years old, wheelchair-bound, nonverbal…
had never been invited to a birthday party.
Not once.

But one afternoon, they got a call from a new friend’s mom:
“We’d love for your daughter to come. We’ll have space for her chair and a quiet corner if she gets overstimulated.”

The mom said she cried in her car for 30 minutes.
Not because of the party—
but because someone saw her child as worth planning around.
Not a burden.
Not an afterthought.
But wanted.

She said,

> “That one invitation changed how we saw the world. And how the world started seeing us.”

If you’re the parent who’s never gotten that invite—
or the child who’s never been thought of first
please know this:

You are worthy of joy, of ease, of being seen.

Your child is not invisible.
They are incredible.

✨ TODAY’S THE DAY! ✨SAYF BOUTIQUE HAS OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED!Where comfort meets courage—and every child is seen.After so m...
06/01/2025

✨ TODAY’S THE DAY! ✨
SAYF BOUTIQUE HAS OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED!
Where comfort meets courage—and every child is seen.

After so much dreaming, sketching, sewing, and praying… it’s finally here.
An adaptive, handmade clothing venture created especially for children with disabilities.
Not just adorable. Not just practical.
But functional, feel-good fashion—designed with bold style, buttery-soft textures, and real-life ease in every seam.

These outfits are made for the moments that matter:
🧡 Diaper changes that don’t require a full team
đź’› Shirts that slip on without a single struggle
💚 Wheelchair joggers that move with your child—not against them
đź’ś Tube-access pockets that are discreet, soft, and smart

💥 And while I’m starting small—I’m starting strong.
A few thoughtful designs for outfits today… with many more on the way.
Because this is just the beginning—and I’m building it with you.

👉 I welcome your stories, your ideas, your feedback.
What would make life easier?
What’s missing from your daily routine?
Let’s create clothing that celebrates every ability and meets real needs with joy.

This isn’t just a boutique.
It’s a movement with a mission.
And it all started with my son, Kayden—a wheelchair-bound warrior full of joy, grit, and light.
He deserves more than clothes that "work." He deserves to shine.
And so does your child.

To every mom who’s wrestled sleeves…
To every kid who’s cried during dressing…
To every family who’s been overlooked—

✨ This is for you. I see you. And I’m building this for us.

🌟 Share boldly.
Let’s make sure no child is ever left out of fashion again.

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đź’– Want to support the mission?

Like, share, or comment on our posts

Tag a friend who needs this

Donate fabric, clothing, or contribute a monetary gift
Because SAYF isn’t just about clothes. It’s about creating adorable, affordable options for everyone.


05/25/2025

She asked me once if God made a mistake.

Tiny voice. Big question.
She was 7 and trying to zip a coat over a G-tube. Frustrated, teary, brave.

And I’ll never forget how she said it—
"If He can do anything… why did He make me different?"

I froze. Because there’s no band-aid Bible verse for that.
No easy answers when a child is questioning her worth with eyes wide open.

But I took a breath, sat on the floor, and held her hand.
And I said what the Holy Ghost gave me:

“Honeycomb, you weren’t made wrong. You were made rare.”

Not broken. Not overlooked. Not less-than.
Just rare. Like a comet. Like a fingerprint.
Like a story God only writes once.

And maybe the world doesn’t know how to read stories like hers yet.
But we’re here to help it learn.

That’s the heart behind SAYF.
soul-deep belief in every child’s design.
And we’re not covering up differences.
We’re honoring them.

05/20/2025

"Her Name Is Junie"

They said she might never walk.
They said "quality of life" like it was something out of reach.
But her name is Junie, and she rewrites every script they hand her.

Junie was born with spina bifida. Doctors painted cautious futures, but her mama saw something different from the start—bright eyes, loud spirit, and joy that couldn’t be measured in milestones.

The first time Junie got her pink wheelchair, she zoomed through the hospital halls like she was racing toward destiny. Nurses cried. Her dad cheered. And Junie? She just grinned like it was the most natural thing in the world.

She paints with her toes. She sings louder than the rain. She picks outfits that match her mood—glitter for brave days, soft cotton for tired ones. And every time she rolls into a room, she reminds us: there’s no such thing as “less than.”

At SAYF —we celebrate kids like Junie. Kids with stories. With courage. With light.

Drop yours below! We would love to hear your story!

05/13/2025

PLEASE READ.-

“The Backpack”
For every parent walking this road with extra weight and deeper grace.

I used to picture motherhood like a light hike—some uphill, some breezy paths, but overall something I could manage. Then came my child, and with them, came a backpack I didn’t expect.

At first, it felt like everyone else had packed snacks and water bottles while mine came loaded with doctor’s visits, therapy appointments, sleepless nights, and a stack of unanswered questions. I’d watch other kids run ahead on the trail while we took two steps and needed to rest. I'd smile when people said, “You're so strong,” but most days, I didn’t feel strong. I felt tired. Lonely. Frustrated.

But over time, something strange happened.

I stopped comparing backpacks.
I started noticing how mine—though heavy—was filled with beauty.

There were notes scribbled in crayon from my nonverbal child that meant more than whole conversations. There were joyful moments no one else could see—like the way he lit up when he finally got up on the couch without help and I yelled "good job kayden" or held his spoon and chocolate pudding himself.
There were lessons in patience, humility, and unconditional love that changed who I was.

Yes, there are hard days. Days I cry in my car. Days I wonder why the world wasn’t made with ramps and room for kids like mine. But there is also joy—deep, soul-thumping joy. The kind that sneaks in during playtime giggles, wheelchair races down hallways, and silent victories that only we understand.

So I carry this backpack.
Not because it’s easy.
But because it’s mine—and inside it, I carry him.

And he is the most breathtaking journey I’ve ever known.

Mickaylaa- momma of a beautiful boy with spina bifid and hydrocephalus

If you read to the end please post a photo of your beautiful blessing!

05/12/2025

101 followers now!!!

Thank you!!!!

05/09/2025

MEET LIA: Little Legs, Big Victory

When Lia was born with spina bifida, doctors gently prepared her parents for a quiet, limited life. But Lia had other plans.

By 18 months, she was using her arms to scoot across the living room floor, chasing her big brother with wild giggles. By 3, she was fitted for her first wheelchair and zoomed down the sidewalk like it was her runway.

Lia’s mom once said, “She doesn’t just roll—she arrives.”
From dance class in her chair to finger painting with her toes, Lia is joy in motion.

Her latest victory? Learning to transfer from her chair to the couch by herself. It may seem small to some, but in this house, that moment was met with tears, claps, and a chocolate milk toast.

Lia reminds us: strength doesn’t always walk—sometimes, it wheels.
At SAYF, we celebrate every inch of progress, every brave first, and every child like Lia—unstoppable in their own way.

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