Mattahya Jackson's Childhood

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Mattahya Jackson was born on October 3, 2000 at 7:17pm. She was born in Holly, MI at Genesys hospital. She was born 8 pounds, 8 ounces, 21 inches long. She had brown eyes and excellent hearing. Her parents are Amanda and Johnny Jackson. 15 months after she was born her parents had another kid. It was a boy this time and they named him Larry. 3 years after that her parents got pregnant for the last and final time. It was another boy this time, they named him Bryston. When she was growing up she lived with her parents, her bothers, her grandparents, Ron and Linda Hautamaki, in Goodrich MI. She attended kindergarten at Reid elementary in Goodrich. After kindergarten was over, her parents moved to Burton MI. There she attended VNY elementary for

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