Surviving Parentpreneurship

We made the decision to close on March 15th because of our social and ethical responsibility to not only our community, but the entire city of Los Angeles and beyond.

COVID-19 is at the top of my mind, every waking moment and even in my sleep. Safety for the children in our care and families using our space is my biggest concern.

Striking a balance between safety and sanity during a pandemic. Tips and information for both!

Taking the step of moving your little one from parental care only into any form of child care is a big transition for new parents and an even bigger one for babies and toddlers. Making it a smooth transition can help both parents and children navigate this change.

My husband and I interviewed lots of great nannies, but every time I had to make a decision I felt this pit in my stomach at the prospect of having to be away from my daughter all day when she is so young.

We all have our parenting styles. Answer these simple questions and find out which Game of Thrones parenting style you use.

Imagine stepping off a plane in another country in which you don’t speak the language, and the only person you can communicate with walks away.

Failing can sometimes be the best thing you can do for your business or as a parent.

My children are my biggest assets and teachers as an entrepreneur. Go figure!

One thing I’m sure of after speaking to a bunch of other moms and dads on a variety of different work/parent paths is that no matter what path you choose you cannot win.