Podcasts about chief mom

Calling it a "kids-safe" chatGPT, the creators of the Kids-Safe phone Pinwheel have launched PinwheelGPT. An AI-powered chat engine that is supposed to have parental controls and monitoring in place. Shelley, the Chief Mom of Pinwheel, and I will chat about this new tool and talk about how this technology might be used to help kids. Check out Pinwheel GPT - https://www.pinwheel.com/gpt Pinwheel Smartphone for kids - https://www.pinwheel.com/?via=familytech

About ShelleyAs a speaker, Shelley has presented for SXSW (South by Southwest) and TedX. She has also appeared on other podcasts, like Cyber Safe Teen and Healthy Screen Habits. She's a single mom to a ten-year-old, has founded two companies, and loves to dance Argentine Tango. At Pinwheel, her title is Chief Mom. A significant part of her job is researching the effects of technology on children and sharing that research with the product team and parents. She collaborates with the Digital Wellness Lab (a research organization with Harvard University and Boston Children's Hospital) and with child development experts and therapists. Find out More About PinwheelWebsite:https://www.pinwheel.com/?rstr=lovelySocial Media:https://www.facebook.com/pinwheelphone https://www.instagram.com/thepinwheelphone/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/pinwheelio/mycompany/ Order Erin's Book Today!book.erincuccio.comFinally, be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast and SHARE!  Make sure you don't miss a thing by subscribing on your favorite podcast platform and share so that all your friends can find us too! Connect with ErinIG @erincucciowww.erincuccio.comJoin my COMMUNITY https://hello.erincuccio.com/ You'll receive exclusive content right to your mobile device, and the best part is it's FREE.

Follow Lavelle on Instagram @_momlogics Lavelle Smith Hall is a certified emotional intelligence consultant and mental health coach. She is also the founder and “Chief MOM” of MOMLogics, a Black mental health and wellness company that makes the lives of busy, overwhelmed moms easier and helps them identify health risks early through community, education, and technology. Lavelle works with moms, parents, businesses, organizations, and schools to provide parenting workshops, coaching, and positive community impact through the lens of emotional intelligence, mental health, and personal well-being. Lavelle enjoys cooking, traveling, capturing memories on her phone camera, and spending time with her two children, family, and friends. Follow Dreamland Baby @dreamlandbabyco and check out our website here! Use code MOMMANUAL15 for 15% off your first Dreamland Baby purchase.

Shazi Visram is an American entrepreneur, investor, and philanthropist, best known as the founder, CEO, and Chief Mom of Happy Family Brands. Shazi shares how her immigrant parents shaped her to be a problem solver, the journey of raising a special needs child, and how she does it all. Shazi spills: Why humor gets her through Her 3 non-negotiables for a clean home (and how you can make your home cleaner, too) How she retains the ‘flavor of life' How her parents raised her to TRULY believe in herself “Blue Sky Time”: what it is, and how it keeps her sane Check out Shazi's podcast, The Healthy Baby Show and find her on the ‘gram @shazi_visram.  Happy Baby Teether: https://amzn.to/3zankUb Instagram: The Truthiest Life on Instagram @thetruthiestlife Host @lisahayim To support TTL, subscribe, follow, or share episodes with family and friends!  If you're loving TTL, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts HERE! Guest submissions, please fill out this form HERE. Edited by Houston Tilley Intro Jingle by Alyssa Chase aka @findyoursails See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Follow Lavelle on Instagram @_momlogics Lavelle Smith Hall is a Personal Growth Consultant and certified in emotional intelligence and mental health coaching. She works with moms, parents, businesses, organizations, and schools to provide parenting workshops, coaching, and positive community impact through the lens of emotional intelligence, mental health, and personal well-being.   A former educator, Lavelle is also the founder and Chief MOM of MOMLogics™, an organization that empowers Black moms with the best parenting strategies, training, and technology so they can have better relationships with their children, spouses or partners, and families.   Lavelle has two children, son Alec and daughter Braelyn.   MOMLogics™ Mission: To redefine Black motherhood and help moms become successful in their parenting and personal wellness journey of growth and development.   Thanks for listening! Follow Dreamland Baby @dreamlandbabyco and check out our website here!

Are you thinking of starting your own business and would like some expert advice from a successful boss mom? Special guest – Jamie Oberweger, Founder and Chief Mom of the Lucky Bar kids' protein bar,  joins us to talk about balancing home, family and a career. Her personal story and entrepreneur journey will definitely inspire you!  http://www.momsforamerica.us/ (www.momsforamerica.us)

Lavelle Smith Hall is on a mission to save, transform, and to be able to create a space for 1 billion moms on this planet. Her organization, which is really more like a full, living, fluid organism is called MOMLogics and it's a safe space for redefining Black motherhood. The process begins by first taking care of yourself. Hear how Lavelle was inspired by her own experiences growing up, the challenges of parenting, and tragedy in her circle of friends. Learn more about MOMLogics: https://momlogics.com/ Facebook Private Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/momlogics LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lavellesh/   About Lavelle: I am "The Mom Shifter", a Personal Growth Consultant who trains businesses, organizations, and individuals on the enormous benefits of parenting through the lens of emotional intelligence. I'm a mompreneur, author, coach, founder and Chief Mom of MOMLogics, an online startup which exists to empower Black moms with the best strategies to enjoy better relationships with their children, spouses, and families. I have two children -- son Alec (20), a junior at Cornell University, and daughter Braelyn (14), a freshman at Marian Catholic High School. With my guidance, moms will apply lifestyle changes to help them effectively manage and enjoy motherhood. *** You're Invited... Circles of Strength Online Retreat April 17, May 15, June 12, 2021 *** If this conversation has brought you to an insight, a story, a sense of relief, please email me at lisa@insideoutrecovery.com and let me know. Take care, Lisa *** Subscribe here for courses, events, webinars & more here https://mailchi.mp/insideoutrecovery/waitlist Connect with us: lisa@insideoutrecovery.com Facebook: @insideoutliving Instagram: @the_insideoutlife Twitter: @insideoutheal LinkedIn: Lisa Lackey *** Insideout Conversations is edited by The Creative Impostor Studios. Theme music is by Nicholas77 at freesound.org and is licensed under the Creative Commons. Learn more about Lisa and her clinical practice, Insideout Living: https://www.insideoutrecovery.com/  

Liz Vaccariello is the current Editor in Chief of Real Simple and former EiC of Parents Magazine. I met Liz while shooting an episode of People Magazine's show People Now and quickly realized this woman was a force to be reckoned with. During our episode she shares how she climbed the ranks in her career eventually landing in the top seat all while raising identical twin girls. She opens up about her struggles, the trade-offs and the mindset/mental shifts she needed to make in order to succeed. Liz's stance on government mandated childcare and her prophecy for working families post-pandemic is a must-listen. Liz is grounded, honest and unapologetic about her journey. She is the mentor mama we all need as she is living proof that a woman can be an incredible mother and wife while being a badass career woman.

Nova Lorraine is my guest on this week’s podcast. Nova is the founder and editor in chief for Raine Magazine. Our chat included the how and why she started a magazine all while being a wife and mother.ABOUTEditor in Chief, Raine MagazineTwelve-year fashion industry veteran and designer, Nova Lorraine, founded Raine Magazine after noticing the necessity for many young brands and entrepreneurs in the fashion and creative industries to have an expressive outlet. The lack of promotion, access to other successful entrepreneurs, funding and basic business acumen was the main drivers behind launching the world's most fashionable business magazine.Before she established Raine, Nova has received many accolades including Haute Couture Designer of the Year and Rising Star Nominations by Fashion Group International. In addition to this esteemed notoriety her designs have graced the big screen, made television appearances on The View and Oprah, and have been modeled in world-renown fashion publications, Italian Vogue and Essence Magazines.With a Masters in Clinical Psychology and a degree from NYC's Fashion Institute of Technology, Nova is a strong supporter of continuing education and enjoys speaking at conferences and universities worldwide.About Raine: Raine is the world's most fashionable business magazine! We are the "go to resource" for Creative Entrepreneurs, Influencers and Executives! Our mission is to inspire through fashion and empower through business by introducing the must-know entrepreneurs in fashion, culture, travel and technology while encouraging readers to follow their dreams and pursue their passions. Through Raine you will be able to enter the world of affluent and aspiring entrepreneurs and the fashionable lifestyle they live, network, partner or invest with some of the most talented individuals in the world, and meet rising dot.comer's, designers, photographers, film producers, actors, artists, musicians, inventors and more! As the Creator and Editor in Chief, Nova's ultimate mission is to help brands get further faster while inspiring millions along the way.

Nova Lorraine is my guest on this week’s podcast. Nova is the founder and editor in chief for Raine Magazine. Our chat included the how and why she started a magazine all while being a wife and mother.ABOUTEditor in Chief, Raine MagazineTwelve-year fashion industry veteran and designer, Nova Lorraine, founded Raine Magazine after noticing the necessity for many young brands and entrepreneurs in the fashion and creative industries to have an expressive outlet. The lack of promotion, access to other successful entrepreneurs, funding and basic business acumen was the main drivers behind launching the world's most fashionable business magazine.Before she established Raine, Nova has received many accolades including Haute Couture Designer of the Year and Rising Star Nominations by Fashion Group International. In addition to this esteemed notoriety her designs have graced the big screen, made television appearances on The View and Oprah, and have been modeled in world-renown fashion publications, Italian Vogue and Essence Magazines.With a Masters in Clinical Psychology and a degree from NYC's Fashion Institute of Technology, Nova is a strong supporter of continuing education and enjoys speaking at conferences and universities worldwide.About Raine: Raine is the world's most fashionable business magazine! We are the "go to resource" for Creative Entrepreneurs, Influencers and Executives! Our mission is to inspire through fashion and empower through business by introducing the must-know entrepreneurs in fashion, culture, travel and technology while encouraging readers to follow their dreams and pursue their passions. Through Raine you will be able to enter the world of affluent and aspiring entrepreneurs and the fashionable lifestyle they live, network, partner or invest with some of the most talented individuals in the world, and meet rising dot.comer's, designers, photographers, film producers, actors, artists, musicians, inventors and more! As the Creator and Editor in Chief, Nova's ultimate mission is to help brands get further faster while inspiring millions along the way.

Michelle Muller - Co-Founder and Chief Mom of Little Spoon Organic Baby Food, and single mother of three boys, joins Jonathan to talk about co-parenting, raising children in NYC, and sex. They get into Jonathan's mannying days, and Michelle's new "Is This Normal" parenting platform.

Michelle Muller - Co-Founder and Chief Mom of Little Spoon Organic Baby Food, and single mom of three boys, joins Jonathan to talk about co-parenting, raising kids in NYC, and sex. They laugh about Jonathan's mannying days and Michelle's new "Is This Normal" parenting platform.

Ever wondered what it’s like working for an employer that not only values working mothers but support and understand us? We caught up with Colleen, Head of Marketing and Community at The Mom Project as well as Chief Mom to two boys (ages 5 and 9 months). On this episode Colleen shared her career and motherhood journey that led her to The Mom Project, a family-friendly employer networking and resource site matching highly skilled women with leading employers who provide flexible and respectable work for women, moms returning into the workforce and even men.      The Mom Project hired Colleen while she was 8 months pregnant and provided a full 3-month maternity leave after her daughter was born.  Determined to onboard thousands of women back into the work force in 2019, The Mom Project teams up with companies that are committed to providing opportunities and offering a bridge for ambitious mothers looking to make a return to the workforce.  Working with companies of all shapes, sizes and opportunities from flex, remote, part-time and full time jobs looking for talent, The Mom Project provides the support and resources today’s working mother need to thrive at work and at home.       Visit www.themomproject.com to learn more about opportunities that exist for working women and don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe to this podcast. 

Anitra and I have an insightful heart to heart about being THE advocate for your child and their vision. Intertwined in our conversation are seamless ways to maintain peace and harmony in your home and of course how to self-nurture.   We are the first self-talk recordings for our children also so take notes on how to choose your words wisely.   Listen to the end to find out about her upcoming events and programs.   Anitra Durand Allen is the creator and Chief Mom at The Mom On the Move, a parenting blog that supports moms raising children who are high achieving athletes, artist, and scholars. As a former gifted child, now raising gifted children she understands the challenges and struggles that come with giftedness - for the children and their parents. As a certified family coach, she helps moms create a system for communication, scheduling, and budgeting to support the big dreams their children hold.   In 2014 she left a six-figure salary job as a corporate project manager to our her skills and talents into building success within her own family. Using the same project management and communication strategies that made her successful at work, she created systems to help moms be successful at home.  

Jordan Lloyd Bookey is an alum of the Wharton MBA program, a former student of Stew’s, and Chief Mom and Co-Founder of Zoobean, a service that helps families discover children’s books and apps at home or their local library. Before she decided to make the leap into entrepreneurship, Jordan led teams at Google that focused on education and childhood development. As a speaker, educator, and mom, she is passionate about innovations in education, technology, and startups. She was featured on ABC’s Shark Tank and won $250,000 from Mark Cuban, and she was named one of Wharton’s 40 Under 40. Stew and Jordan talk about the challenges and insights she gleaned from starting a social enterprise with her husband, Felix Lloyd. Jordan describes how partners who work together must carve out special time to focus on themselves and their individual needs. Working with one’s wife, husband, or partner can be especially difficult because you share every aspect of life; family, work, and community. There are many ways to integrate this special combination of work and life by setting aside time for date nights, spending time with friends, and prioritizing your own health and wellness by means of exercise and self-care. Bonus for this episode: Read the transcript here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Guest: Michelle Muller, co-founder and Chief Mom of Little Spoon, a national organic baby food delivery service. In this episode, we will cover: how Michelle's own passion for food and cooking evolved from making her own baby's food to a national brand how each developmental milestone requires specific nutritional elements that you might be missing why providing a variety of foods and spices early on develops your baby's palate that will create "good eaters" later in life Resources mentioned in the conversation: Little Spoon's website: www.LittleSpoon.com to read her article: The Real Cost of Making Your Own Babyfood Little Spoon's Blueprint for customized meal plans About Michelle Muller: Raised in Texas, Michelle enjoyed a down home Southern up-bringing, discovering a passion for food and cooking early on, while spending time with her grandmother in the kitchen. After moving to New York City and finding inspiration in the health and wellness world, she deepened her culinary interest, learning as much as she could about nutrition. When her first of three boys was born, Michelle was lucky enough to take a year off from work to spend with him and of course, make all his baby food herself.   Fast forward a couple of years and Michelle was back at her high-pressure job working typical New York City hours. With her second son now ready to eat solids and refusing to feed him jarred baby food, Michelle found herself using valuable weekend hours pureeing baby food instead of spending time with her boys. It was time for a career change: Michelle left her corporate job to launch the country’s premier baby food nutrition plan delivery service, Little Spoon. Michelle believes strongly that every child deserves the most fresh and nutritious food possible. Now, with three healthy little foodies Pearce, Rylan and Brandt, Michelle sees Little Spoon as the perfect opportunity to continue her mission and bring fresh baby food to growing children nationwide. In her spare time, you can find Michelle hanging with her boys, running in Central Park, traveling the world and culinary adventuring around NYC.

Jordan and Felix are Chief Mom and Chief Dad at Zoobean, a discovery platform and service that curates book and app selections for each individual child. Felix is former DC Teacher of The Year and Founder of MoneyIsland. Jordan is Google's former Head of K-12 Education. Below are two free resources to IGNITE your Entrepreneurial journey!FreePodcastCourse.com: A free 15-day course that will teach you how to create, grow, and monetize YOUR Podcast!TheWebinarCourse.com: A free 10-day course that will teach you how to create and present Webinars that convert!

Jordan and Felix are Chief Mom and Chief Dad at Zoobean, a discovery platform and service that curates book and app selections for each individual child. Felix is former DC Teacher of The Year and Founder of MoneyIsland. Jordan is Google's former Head of K-12 Education. Visit EOFire.com

Carmen Stacier, the Chief Mom at "Diets in Review," a site dedicated to helping others shape a more healthy lifestyle, will join Maria.  Then, Kimberly Pinkson, co-founder of EcoMom is here to talk about eco-friendly summer activites for children as well as green and effective sunscreen choices.  Josie Rubio, assoicate editor of VIVmag, will come on next to discuss why we crave junk food.  The Mom's Roundtable will be discussing, "what is the appropriate age to leave your child/ren home alone?"  Finally, Chandra Truner, the executive editor at Parents Magazine is here to talk about the impact of fairy tale culture on little girls.