Serving businesses in Vancouver, B.C., Lucky Duck Toy Box offers a solution to the problem of old, dirty, worn out toys in waiting rooms, reports trendspotter Springwise. Instead, it delivers a fresh assortment of sanitized playthings to keep businesses’ youngest customers safe and entertained. All toys are lead-tested, inspected and cleaned with environmentally friendly products. […]
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It’s Friday before a long holiday weekend, so we thought we’d lighten things up a bit with the movie trailer to the prequel to the Iron Man series. Enjoy. via HolyKaw
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Billings Gazette: Kim Ormsby was supposed to be a corporate executive or a veterinarian. What she was not supposed to be was the inventor of a new kind of cloth diaper that has catapulted the growing industry forward or the founder of a natural-infant-care company that has grown explosively each year since she started it
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Chicago Business: Jennifer Beall, 27, entered Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management determined to be an entrepreneur. That goal had stuck with her for years. Growing up in Austin, Texas, she was initially inspired by Dell Inc. founder Michael Dell. “But I ditched the high-tech part,” she says (although she did earn an undergraduate degree
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Nothing says “Touch Me” quite like a baby. Whether it is their pinchable cheeks, little feet or that ticklish belly, almost everyone loves babies. Sometimes we love them so much that we want to touch them, whether or not we know who the kid is. However, sometimes parents just don’t want random strangers touching their
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Kim Ormsby was supposed to be a corporate executive or a veterinarian. What she was not supposed to be was the inventor of a new kind of cloth diaper that has catapulted the growing industry forward or the founder of a natural-infant-care company that has grown explosively each year since she started it in her
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By combining her passions as a mom and her love of cloth diapers, Ada Vaughan has created what is a booming diaper business reports the Bolingbrook Reporter. Q How did this all begin? A In 2008, I started sewing diapers in my basement. I had tried different things such as illustrations, and I even made
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If these California parents have their way, paying for a babysitter may soon be a thing of the past. As the Contra Costa Times explains, the rise of babysitting co-ops could mean your kid with the entrepreneurial streak needs to consider another after-school business. With three children younger than 6, date night could’ve easily run
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Before Karen Hewko’s son was 7 months old he could ask for an apple, a bath, and even identify a dog. And not one word had to pass his lips because he was able to use sign language, reports TheSpec.com. Karen Hewko, is the Hamilton-Burlington area franchise owner for My Smart Hands. As a certified
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After Kimberly Levine had her son she soon learned just how much strangers like to look at and hold babies, says The Palm Beach Post. As sweet as their intent was, she also didn’t want just anyone walking over and touching her child. Inspired by the “baby on board” signs that people hang in their
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