06/09/2026
🌸 Term 3 was supposed to be all about welcoming new babies this spring… 🐑🐐🐣
We had so many exciting plans for Abraham Acres — welcoming the newest little arrivals on the farm, opening our gates to daycares, kōhanga reo and home-based childcare, and creating fun, hands-on farm experiences for little ones to enjoy. ❤️
But sometimes life has other plans.
Instead of spending these weeks out on the farm preparing for spring and welcoming visitors, I’ve spent nearly two weeks lying in a hospital bed following 2 surgery’s and complications, with recovery still ahead of me once I finally get home.
It’s definitely not how I imagined Term 3 would look.
There’s been a lot of disappointment at my end in having to put things on hold, especially when we had so many wonderful groups booked in.
But the animals are still here, spring is still coming, and those little farm babies are still waiting to be welcomed. 🐑🐐🐣🌱
So for now, Abraham Acres is taking a little unexpected pause while I focus on getting better.
We’ll be back. ❤️
A little note for anyone who has booked something with me for September — if I haven’t messaged you personally about your booking, please send me a message! I’m doing my best to keep up with everything, but it’s surprisingly hard keeping track of bookings and messages when I don’t have my trusty notebook with me in hospital. 🤦♀️😂
I’m really sorry if I’ve missed anyone or haven’t gotten back to you. It’s certainly not intentional!
Thank you so much to everyone who has supported Abraham Acres, booked visits, shared our posts, and been excited to come and see us. Your support means more than you know. ❤️
Here’s hoping the next chapter of Term 4 looks a little more like the one we had planned. 🌸🚜🐑
See you back on the farm soon. ❤️
- Amy