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My favorite kinds of flowers are the ones bought from the grocery store and arranged by the people I love! For mother’s day the girls did just that and they did an incredible job at that! Do you like or hate flowers? Do you like expensive or cheap flowers? 
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#gardnerquadsquad #quadruplets #sisters #mothersday #flowers #mothersdayflowers #flowerarrangement

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♥️♥️♥️♥️ #gardnerquadsquad #quadruplets #gardnerquads

Happy Mother’s Day everyone! I waited many years for these girls to finally come. So much pain and hurt and want for them. I prayed and pleaded for them to the Lord! I ask and cried ‘just send me one! Please! Just one!’ He had bigger plans for me than I ever imagined. I had to wait for a long time for His plan, not mine! I’m so grateful he has trusted me with these girls! They are our world! 
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Their spirits are so kind and gentle. They love everyone unconditionally and are so friendly. They are a bright spot in a dark world. God knew we needed them...all of us! 
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Happy Mother’s Day to everyone no matter what stage of life you’re in. There are so many variations of who we all are and I want you to know I see you! Women are one of Gods greatest blessings to this earth. May we always be gentle and kind and teach that to anyone who’s lives we touch! 
Who are you thankful for today? ♥️♥️♥️♥️ #mothersday #gardnerquadsquad #ashleygardner #quadruplets #motherhood #sisters #family

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IT’S FRIDAY!!! You made it another week! Tell us something that made you laugh this week??? 
???? #gardnerquadsquad #sisters #quadruplets #laugh #laughteristhebestmedicine #twins #multiples #funny

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What’s your favorite summer fruit? I think you know ours ??! #g Read More

It’s finally that time of year again! SNOW CONE SEASON! What’s your favorite flavor? What girl is this? Can you guess? 
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#summer #summertime #snowcone #gardnerquadaquad

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Sisters! Dang these girls are amazing kids. Perfect? Nope! Fight? Yup! But they are great kids! I got to go help at their school for the first time yesterday and the TA grabbed me and said ‘I just want you to know your girls are a delight to have in class!’ My heart melted and I tried not to well up with tears. It’s always nice to hear that! She then went on to say how they always include everyone around them! They invite others to play with them. If someone gets hurt in the play ground they are the first to go help them up. ??? I’m so proud of who these girls are and how they just bring light everywhere they go! They have a special mission here on earth and I’m humbled that I get to be their mama and watch them grow! ♥️ It’s not perfect here, but these little moments let me know I’m doing a good job as a mama even when I feel like I’m not.  If we could all be like a little child and help each other up, include everyone and love all think of what this would could be! 
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You’re doing great mama! Better than you think! When you feel like you have failed you really haven’t! You’re doing amazing! I see you! 
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#gardnerquadsquad #quadruplets #twins #sisters #bestfriends #kindess #bekind #loveeveryone

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#nationalinfertilityawarenessweek is this week and my story is part of makes me who I am today, I thought I would share some thoughts. 
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To be honest it still hurts to think of it today. That pain never really leaves you. It’s makes you human, it created the woman I am today. We struggled through 8 years of infertility before our pure miracles were on their way. 8 years of pain and suffering, sorrow and to be 100% transparent-Anger! I remember pleading with the Lord to just bless me with a baby! To just let me have one! I begged, I cried, I gave up hope sometimes. 
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The thing about it that I didn’t realize at the time was that my plan wasn’t his plan. I had this perfect vision in my head of what growing a family looked like and this was not it! I dreamt of the days of telling my husband as he walked in from work one day we were pregnant, telling our parents and family, that never would come for me the way it was in my head. His plan was MUCH bigger than mine. It was full of His touch and my prayers would eventually be answered in ways I never would have imagined. His plan was better than mine, but there were so many times that I didn’t trust that. I was mad and angry at times, I was beaten down and done at a lot of points in my journey. But He lifted me, he held me up and I put one foot in front of another with his help and my people around me. 
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I am aware that not everyone’s story ends like mine. We all have different journeys and paths we take. His plan is different for us all and sometimes it’s not what we planned for ourselves. I think knowing this is why it still stings when I think of it. Why honestly it’s kind of hard for me to talk about. I feel this for my fellow warriors who are still on their path of #Infertility once you have been through this you are bonded to it and others who walk this path for life. 
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It’s one of those things you never forget because the Lord needs you to uplift and hold up those who are still there. Together we must cry, love, uplift, rejoice, mourn and fight. 
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My story is different-it was full of so many struggles from the beginning all the way to today!! But honestly what I’ve been through has made me stronger. ♥️
#nationalinfertilityawarenessweek is this week and my story is part of makes me who I am today, I thought I would share some thoughts. 
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To be honest it still hurts to think of it today. That pain never really leaves you. It’s makes you human, it created the woman I am today. We struggled through 8 years of infertility before our pure miracles were on their way. 8 years of pain and suffering, sorrow and to be 100% transparent-Anger! I remember pleading with the Lord to just bless me with a baby! To just let me have one! I begged, I cried, I gave up hope sometimes. 
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The thing about it that I didn’t realize at the time was that my plan wasn’t his plan. I had this perfect vision in my head of what growing a family looked like and this was not it! I dreamt of the days of telling my husband as he walked in from work one day we were pregnant, telling our parents and family, that never would come for me the way it was in my head. His plan was MUCH bigger than mine. It was full of His touch and my prayers would eventually be answered in ways I never would have imagined. His plan was better than mine, but there were so many times that I didn’t trust that. I was mad and angry at times, I was beaten down and done at a lot of points in my journey. But He lifted me, he held me up and I put one foot in front of another with his help and my people around me. 
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I am aware that not everyone’s story ends like mine. We all have different journeys and paths we take. His plan is different for us all and sometimes it’s not what we planned for ourselves. I think knowing this is why it still stings when I think of it. Why honestly it’s kind of hard for me to talk about. I feel this for my fellow warriors who are still on their path of #Infertility once you have been through this you are bonded to it and others who walk this path for life. 
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It’s one of those things you never forget because the Lord needs you to uplift and hold up those who are still there. Together we must cry, love, uplift, rejoice, mourn and fight. 
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My story is different-it was full of so many struggles from the beginning all the way to today!! But honestly what I’ve been through has made me stronger. ♥️
#nationalinfertilityawarenessweek is this week and my story is part of makes me who I am today, I thought I would share some thoughts. 
•
To be honest it still hurts to think of it today. That pain never really leaves you. It’s makes you human, it created the woman I am today. We struggled through 8 years of infertility before our pure miracles were on their way. 8 years of pain and suffering, sorrow and to be 100% transparent-Anger! I remember pleading with the Lord to just bless me with a baby! To just let me have one! I begged, I cried, I gave up hope sometimes. 
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The thing about it that I didn’t realize at the time was that my plan wasn’t his plan. I had this perfect vision in my head of what growing a family looked like and this was not it! I dreamt of the days of telling my husband as he walked in from work one day we were pregnant, telling our parents and family, that never would come for me the way it was in my head. His plan was MUCH bigger than mine. It was full of His touch and my prayers would eventually be answered in ways I never would have imagined. His plan was better than mine, but there were so many times that I didn’t trust that. I was mad and angry at times, I was beaten down and done at a lot of points in my journey. But He lifted me, he held me up and I put one foot in front of another with his help and my people around me. 
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I am aware that not everyone’s story ends like mine. We all have different journeys and paths we take. His plan is different for us all and sometimes it’s not what we planned for ourselves. I think knowing this is why it still stings when I think of it. Why honestly it’s kind of hard for me to talk about. I feel this for my fellow warriors who are still on their path of #Infertility once you have been through this you are bonded to it and others who walk this path for life. 
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It’s one of those things you never forget because the Lord needs you to uplift and hold up those who are still there. Together we must cry, love, uplift, rejoice, mourn and fight. 
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My story is different-it was full of so many struggles from the beginning all the way to today!! But honestly what I’ve been through has made me stronger. ♥️
#nationalinfertilityawarenessweek is this week and my story is part of makes me who I am today, I thought I would share some thoughts. 
•
To be honest it still hurts to think of it today. That pain never really leaves you. It’s makes you human, it created the woman I am today. We struggled through 8 years of infertility before our pure miracles were on their way. 8 years of pain and suffering, sorrow and to be 100% transparent-Anger! I remember pleading with the Lord to just bless me with a baby! To just let me have one! I begged, I cried, I gave up hope sometimes. 
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The thing about it that I didn’t realize at the time was that my plan wasn’t his plan. I had this perfect vision in my head of what growing a family looked like and this was not it! I dreamt of the days of telling my husband as he walked in from work one day we were pregnant, telling our parents and family, that never would come for me the way it was in my head. His plan was MUCH bigger than mine. It was full of His touch and my prayers would eventually be answered in ways I never would have imagined. His plan was better than mine, but there were so many times that I didn’t trust that. I was mad and angry at times, I was beaten down and done at a lot of points in my journey. But He lifted me, he held me up and I put one foot in front of another with his help and my people around me. 
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I am aware that not everyone’s story ends like mine. We all have different journeys and paths we take. His plan is different for us all and sometimes it’s not what we planned for ourselves. I think knowing this is why it still stings when I think of it. Why honestly it’s kind of hard for me to talk about. I feel this for my fellow warriors who are still on their path of #Infertility once you have been through this you are bonded to it and others who walk this path for life. 
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It’s one of those things you never forget because the Lord needs you to uplift and hold up those who are still there. Together we must cry, love, uplift, rejoice, mourn and fight. 
•
My story is different-it was full of so many struggles from the beginning all the way to today!! But honestly what I’ve been through has made me stronger. ♥️
#nationalinfertilityawarenessweek is this week and my story is part of makes me who I am today, I thought I would share some thoughts. 
•
To be honest it still hurts to think of it today. That pain never really leaves you. It’s makes you human, it created the woman I am today. We struggled through 8 years of infertility before our pure miracles were on their way. 8 years of pain and suffering, sorrow and to be 100% transparent-Anger! I remember pleading with the Lord to just bless me with a baby! To just let me have one! I begged, I cried, I gave up hope sometimes. 
•
The thing about it that I didn’t realize at the time was that my plan wasn’t his plan. I had this perfect vision in my head of what growing a family looked like and this was not it! I dreamt of the days of telling my husband as he walked in from work one day we were pregnant, telling our parents and family, that never would come for me the way it was in my head. His plan was MUCH bigger than mine. It was full of His touch and my prayers would eventually be answered in ways I never would have imagined. His plan was better than mine, but there were so many times that I didn’t trust that. I was mad and angry at times, I was beaten down and done at a lot of points in my journey. But He lifted me, he held me up and I put one foot in front of another with his help and my people around me. 
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I am aware that not everyone’s story ends like mine. We all have different journeys and paths we take. His plan is different for us all and sometimes it’s not what we planned for ourselves. I think knowing this is why it still stings when I think of it. Why honestly it’s kind of hard for me to talk about. I feel this for my fellow warriors who are still on their path of #Infertility once you have been through this you are bonded to it and others who walk this path for life. 
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It’s one of those things you never forget because the Lord needs you to uplift and hold up those who are still there. Together we must cry, love, uplift, rejoice, mourn and fight. 
•
My story is different-it was full of so many struggles from the beginning all the way to today!! But honestly what I’ve been through has made me stronger. ♥️
#nationalinfertilityawarenessweek is this week and my story is part of makes me who I am today, I thought I would share some thoughts. 
•
To be honest it still hurts to think of it today. That pain never really leaves you. It’s makes you human, it created the woman I am today. We struggled through 8 years of infertility before our pure miracles were on their way. 8 years of pain and suffering, sorrow and to be 100% transparent-Anger! I remember pleading with the Lord to just bless me with a baby! To just let me have one! I begged, I cried, I gave up hope sometimes. 
•
The thing about it that I didn’t realize at the time was that my plan wasn’t his plan. I had this perfect vision in my head of what growing a family looked like and this was not it! I dreamt of the days of telling my husband as he walked in from work one day we were pregnant, telling our parents and family, that never would come for me the way it was in my head. His plan was MUCH bigger than mine. It was full of His touch and my prayers would eventually be answered in ways I never would have imagined. His plan was better than mine, but there were so many times that I didn’t trust that. I was mad and angry at times, I was beaten down and done at a lot of points in my journey. But He lifted me, he held me up and I put one foot in front of another with his help and my people around me. 
•
I am aware that not everyone’s story ends like mine. We all have different journeys and paths we take. His plan is different for us all and sometimes it’s not what we planned for ourselves. I think knowing this is why it still stings when I think of it. Why honestly it’s kind of hard for me to talk about. I feel this for my fellow warriors who are still on their path of #Infertility once you have been through this you are bonded to it and others who walk this path for life. 
•
It’s one of those things you never forget because the Lord needs you to uplift and hold up those who are still there. Together we must cry, love, uplift, rejoice, mourn and fight. 
•
My story is different-it was full of so many struggles from the beginning all the way to today!! But honestly what I’ve been through has made me stronger. ♥️
#nationalinfertilityawarenessweek is this week and my story is part of makes me who I am today, I thought I would share some thoughts. 
•
To be honest it still hurts to think of it today. That pain never really leaves you. It’s makes you human, it created the woman I am today. We struggled through 8 years of infertility before our pure miracles were on their way. 8 years of pain and suffering, sorrow and to be 100% transparent-Anger! I remember pleading with the Lord to just bless me with a baby! To just let me have one! I begged, I cried, I gave up hope sometimes. 
•
The thing about it that I didn’t realize at the time was that my plan wasn’t his plan. I had this perfect vision in my head of what growing a family looked like and this was not it! I dreamt of the days of telling my husband as he walked in from work one day we were pregnant, telling our parents and family, that never would come for me the way it was in my head. His plan was MUCH bigger than mine. It was full of His touch and my prayers would eventually be answered in ways I never would have imagined. His plan was better than mine, but there were so many times that I didn’t trust that. I was mad and angry at times, I was beaten down and done at a lot of points in my journey. But He lifted me, he held me up and I put one foot in front of another with his help and my people around me. 
•
I am aware that not everyone’s story ends like mine. We all have different journeys and paths we take. His plan is different for us all and sometimes it’s not what we planned for ourselves. I think knowing this is why it still stings when I think of it. Why honestly it’s kind of hard for me to talk about. I feel this for my fellow warriors who are still on their path of #Infertility once you have been through this you are bonded to it and others who walk this path for life. 
•
It’s one of those things you never forget because the Lord needs you to uplift and hold up those who are still there. Together we must cry, love, uplift, rejoice, mourn and fight. 
•
My story is different-it was full of so many struggles from the beginning all the way to today!! But honestly what I’ve been through has made me stronger. ♥️

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Today was a good day! Tyson’s youngest brother gave a talk in church reporting on his mission he just returned from! We are so proud of that kid! Also, I think I’ve officially developed carpel tunnel from curling the girls hair ? These dresses have quickly become all of our favorites! I got them from @joyfolie they are light and airy and seriously adorable! We will be doing family photos soon and I got all our outfits (including this dress) for them! We are a @joyfolie family ? How was your Sunday? 
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#quadruplets #gardnerquadsquad #family #sundayfashion #twins #multiples #sisters

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