Many parents are starting businesses, hoping to find a balance between work and family. Sometimes a good franchise is all you need. Stroller Strides is a company that was launched by a new mom, and it’s made to be run by mompreneurs looking for the perfect opportunity. We can’t make claims as to what kind […]
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The economy has been rough on many entrepreneurs. However, one mompreneur, Sandy Clark, found a way to keep her business alive. Clark, a “mompreneur” from San Diego, had just begun nursing her twins when she started DoubleBlessings.com in 1995. Her mission at the time was simply to empower new mothers of twins to breastfeed their
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The Sacramento Bee: Handmade in the United States of recycled materials, Elizabeth’s features the season’s must-have footwear: peep-toe booties in faux leather that are long on style but short on environmental impact — they are biodegradable and emit no volatile compounds. Faux suede platform heels are versatile, sexy and made from recycled plastic and soft,
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Forbes: Ree Drummond, known to many as the Pioneer Woman, is a mom with an amazing family on a ranch who decided to start a blog detailing their adventures. She didn’t spend tons of money to set up a website, and she didn’t have a major plan, except to share with others about her everyday
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Most people are familiar with the swag bags that guests receive at the Emmys. Arlyne D’Andrea is not only familiar, she was lucky enough to get her company included. A few weeks ago, D’Andrea received an e-mail asking if she’d like to provide jewelry for 800 swag bags given to Emmy winners, nominees, presenters and
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When trying to think of a good name for her marketing business, only one word game to mind. Andrea Wedren decided to call it Boom. It let her customers know that she was there, ready, and exploding on the scene, reports the Cleveland Jewish News. After working at the Free Times, Wedren, of Hunting Valley,
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One of the problems many new parents face is isolation. It can be lonely, especially when you have a new baby and a demanding schedule. That is something Amy Lundy knows a lot about, reports Gulf Coast Business Review. The former New Yorker started Small Fry Society, a program for moms with babies or infants
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iOL Lifestyle: For most new parents, the crippling sleep deprivation, the constant nappy changes and the overwhelming responsibility that a newborn baby brings are challenge enough, yet growing numbers of parents are using these early years to nurture not just a child, but also a fledgling business. There is even a name for the phenomenon,
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Dynamic Business: Founder Danielle Price created the service after she noticed a lack of resources helping Mums to connect and network online with women in similar situations. “As a multi-tasking mum running my own small business, I have found the most successful client relationships have formed working with other mums.†“Clever Mamma actively promotes businesses
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When your toddler’s pants begin to droop, what do you do? Sometimes parents use a built in adjuster that makes the pants bunch up. Others may try tying loops together to make the waist tighter. Michelle Cazella invented Drapper Snappers. The Drapper Snappers are made to be easy on parents and even easier on the
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