Here’s a story – Four nannies met in New York City and became fast friends, Wendi, Hannah, Amy, Mary. They called themselves WHAM. A few years, marriages, and jobs later, Wendi had a baby and Amy, who made her own fashionista clothing, made her a baby mat. Hannah who was
With a high school student facing college decisions, Pam Pik decided, like so many mothers of juniors, that she needed to educate herself on the college process. That pursuit of education led her to a venture. She has now started her own consulting business for parents and kids who want
With a mission to produce a school auction without creating landfill, See Green Ventures was born. Three moms of elementary school children successfully threw a fabulous green party. Questions came in about how they did it and could they consult; from that a business was born. With 6 kids ranging
With three kids ages, 7, 6 and almost 5, Joan Lockwood, wanted to begin early to instill her children with the manners and social skills that would carry them successfully throughout their lives. A search for an etiquette class in her community, outside of Boston, left her empty handed. What