Podcast appearances and mentions of Stacy Igel

Fashioncast®Episode #49, July 16, 2024Stacy Igel, Fashion's Queen of CollaborationListen closely fashionistas! On this episode we introduce you to “fashionpreneuer” extraordinaire Stacy Igel, Founder Boy Meets Girl apparel company and best-selling author of Embracing The Calm In The Chaos.   As Stacy says, she was interested in fashion while “still in the womb,” and her history since birth reinforces her prenatal yearning to build a career in fashion.  What makes this episode so appealing is that Igel is both a steadfast businessperson and a creative.  Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, Igel made her mark as a hosiery salesperson when Marshall Fields hired her while still in the eighth grade!  She attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison where she tripled majored in design, merchandising, and retail.  She soon moved to New York City to learn the fashion business from the ground up, and in 2001 she launched the Boy Meets Girl apparel company.Whether interviewing Igel, or writing about her, one always is in high gear.  Igel is kind, intelligent, professional, and yes, humorous.  But more than anything else, Igel is full of positive energy, and constantly multitasking like the entrepreneur, designer, and mother you would expect!Fashioncast could have easily produced two episodes out of this interview, one focused on Igel's phenomenally successful company, Boy Meets Girl, and another on her equally successful book, Embracing The Calm In The Chaos. The book details Igel's fashion journey including the launch of her brand.We found Igel's interview full of one surprise after another.  This is after all, someone who has made her way in New York's fashion world through twenty years of grit and determination.  Boy Meets Girl sports a Who's Who list of collaborations with industry heavyweights from Bloomingdale's and Nordstrom to Bergdorf Goodman and the Chicago Bulls.  Igel has come a long way since dressing classmates in grade school!Of course, Fashioncast probed Igel about sustainability, the lack of a business curriculum in fashion colleges, and the big issues she believes are headwinds for the industry.  We are certain you will find Stacy Igel as energetic, knowledgeable, and entertaining as we did!Please enjoy the show!www.boymeetsgirlusa.com                www.stacyigel.comhttps://www.amazon.com/Embracing-Calm-Chaos-Perseverance-Collaboration/dp/140023493X

“Summer is a great time to sit down and really think about getting your business off the ground or taking it to the next level,” says Lindsay Pinchuk. In this episode, she gathers insights from inspiring and successful female founders, each sharing actionable steps for innovation and business growth. For more from each of these guests, check out their full conversation on Dear FoundHer…Journalist and bestselling author Amy Shoenthal For more click here. Rachel Liverman, founder of Glowbar. For more click here. Dana Lynn Kaye of Devotion Nutrition. For more click here. Leah Wiseman Fink from Williamsburg Pizza. For more click here. Founder of Blue Birch Consulting, Suzanne Sitrin. For more click here. Gail Simmons of Bravo's “Top Chef” For more click here. Stacy Igel, founder of Boy Meets Girl. For more click here. Connect with the guests:Amy ShoenthalRachel LivermanDana Lynn KayeLeah Wiseman FinkSuzanne SitrinGail SimmonsStacy IgelGrab Lindsay's JumpStart Your Business Blueprint:https://lindsaypinchuk.myflodesk.com/11stepsforbusinessIf you like what you're hearing, please leave a rating or review at: https://ratethispodcast.com/dearfoundherIf you know a FoundHer... we should meet, please tell her to share her story with us here.Don't forget to follow Lindsay on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lindsaypinchukPodcast production and show notes provided by HiveCast.fm Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stacy does it all! She has learned how to embrace the calm in the chaos!!! Stacy challenges and inspires us to be responsible, kind, and courageous! She makes entrepreneurship look attainable and exciting with her out-of-the-box thinking and then taking action. However, I am most compelled by how she educates and gives back through her philanthropy branding and entrepreneurship. "Stacy Igel is Founder & Creative Director of BOY MEETS GIRL®, a young contemporary athleisure brand. Igel's a proud mom of son @dylanreidigel, industry leader & writes a lifestyle blog, Behind the Seams™ with Stacy Igel. She is also is the co-creator and co-host of the podcast MOMSGOTTHIS for mompreneurs. As part of her entrepreneurial endeavors, charity is a large focus. She has been a chair for several years for the YSCs ILP Gala & is a brand ambassador for the NSCC's BullyBust campaign. Igel's received several design awards & honors. She is a lecturer & panelist on subjects such as social media, philanthropy, branding & entrepreneurship." When Stacy agreed to be on my podcast, I was thrilled as I am with all my guests. However, this was a little different. Her book, Embracing the Calm in the Chaos: How to Find Success in Business and Life Through Perseverance, Connection, and Collaboration Inspired me as an entrepreneur, as a mom, as a woman, as a creative, and in so many other ways. There were so many moments in her story where Stacy stepped out of fear and into her confidence, competence, and vision, making things happen! So, I tapped into my confidence, competence, and vision and asked her to be on the podcast! Of course, she said "yes" because she's a fantastic giving soul. She's been giving back through her company for 23+ years, so I wasn't shocked at her willingness to pour a little love into my creative project :-) Her book is filled with wisdom. Stacy does everything with intention, purpose, and meaning, whether it's the collaboration with a cause or her creative values. I'm so thrilled to have had this conversation with Stacy. Whether you're reading her book as an entrepreneur or not, you will learn so much about perseverance, connection, collaboration, and all the amazing things that can happen when we step into the adventure of connecting and giving back. I am super excited about her latest collaboration with Strawberry Shortcake! Enjoy the conversation! And if you are inspired, share this episode with someone you love so they can be inspired. ~Heather

Fashion meets advocacy as host Lindsay Pinchuk talks with Stacy Igel, the powerhouse behind athleisure brand Boy Meets Girl. From the brand's inception in 2001, Stacy has been on a mission, not just to create streetwear, but to embed a narrative of impact in her brand. From anti-bullying initiatives to breast cancer awareness and immigrant rights, Boy Meets Girl proves that fashion can indeed serve as a powerful vehicle for change when approached with drive and sincerity.In her book, "Embracing the Calm in the Chaos," Stacy goes beyond the glamor to share the grit required to succeed amid the challenges of entrepreneurship. Through her conversation with Lindsay, listeners get a front-row seat to the highs and lows of building a brand that's true to its roots, with practical insights on perseverance, networking, and collaboration.Key Takeaways:Adapt and Grow Through Challenges: Stacy's ability to pivot from wholesale to licensing, protect her intellectual property, and expand internationally showcases the importance of adaptability and perseverance in business growth.Collaboration Amplifies Impact: Whether it's working with organizations like the Young Survival Coalition or aligning with artists and activists, partnerships and collaborations have not only expanded the reach of her brand but also amplified the impact of her advocacy.Authenticity Resonates with Consumers: Stacy's genuine commitment to various causes and her brand's consistent message resonate with consumers, proving that authenticity is a key ingredient in building a loyal customer base.Stay True to Your Mission: When you're passionate and genuine about your cause, success and financial rewards are more likely to follow.Quotes“It was so important for me to share the build and help future entrepreneurs and people who are in the midst of business or people are changing jobs. It wasn't just like a young entrepreneur. It's about really every entrepreneur at any stage.” (29:09 | Stacy Igel)“Never compare yourself to others. Always believe in what you set out to do. And customer service is king.” (37:56 | Stacy Igel)Connect with Stacy Igel:http://www.instagram.com/stacyigel http://www.instagram.com/boymeetsgirlusaIf you like what you're hearing, please leave a rating or review at https://ratethispodcast.com/dearfoundher You can now work with Lindsay 1:1 to build and monetize your community through the same method she used to grow and scale her business. Fill out the form here and set up a FREE 30-minute consultation.Make sure you sign up for Lindsay's newsletter and have all of the takeaways from every podcast episode sent straight to your inbox. PLUS, you'll get a tip every week to help you grow and scale your own business.Don't forget to follow Lindsay on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lindsaypinchukPodcast production and show notes provided by HiveCast.fm Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the final episode of 2023 on the Bizzimumzi podcast, hosted by the incredible Ashley Verma. We couldn't be more excited to close out the year with a truly inspirational guest, Stacy Igel. Stacy's journey in the fashion industry is nothing short of remarkable, and she's the perfect guest to bid farewell to 2023. Stacy takes us back to her beginnings, starting her fashion career and launching her impact brand, Boy Meets Girl®, back in 2008. What began as a personal journal has evolved into a multifaceted platform that showcases every aspect of her life. From entrepreneurship insights to event fashion, Q&A sessions with friends and fellow entrepreneurs, midnight inspirations from '90s style icons, and even exciting updates about her new book – Stacy's journey is a testament to the power of determination and passion. Ashley invites Stacy to share the highs and lows of her 20+ year journey in the fashion industry, highlighting her unwavering commitment to success. Stacy's dedication to giving back led major global brands to seek her expertise in curating impact within their companies. Tune in as Ashley and Stacy share a laugh about the wild world of business and how parenthood fits into the mix. Speaking of her new book, "Embracing the Calm in the Chaos," Stacy references it throughout the podcast, offering a glimpse into her philosophy of following your passion, making money, giving back, and still being there for your family. If you're intrigued (and you should be!), be sure to check out the link in the show notes to grab yourself a copy. Join us for this week's episode as fashion designer Stacy Igel takes you on a journey of entrepreneurship, family, and the daily challenges that women entrepreneurs face. We hope you find this episode as inspiring as we do and encourage you to share it with your friends who could use a dose of motivation. Here's to wrapping up 2023 on a high note and looking forward to what the future holds! To learn more about Stacy Igel, head here: https://www.stacyigel.com/ Grab a copy of Embracing The Calm in the Chaos, head here: https://www.stacyigel.com/p/embracing-calm-in-chaos.html#/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stacy Igel took the plunge from corporate to launching her fashion brand in 2001. As the founder and creative director of BOY MEETS GIRL®, she set out to launch her first trunk show the week of September 11th. What she could have never anticipated is what happened instead. The catastrophic attack solidified her mission to create a brand that leads with impact. She has given back to causes important to her and the world ever since. BOY MEETS GIRL® is known for its iconic double-silhouette logo and purposeful, edgy, contemporary athleisure wear. Stacy and BOY MEETS GIRL® seeks to promote the message that confidence and courage are trends that never go out of style.  She has partnered with everyone from Bergdorf Goodman and Target to the NBA's Chicago Bulls and Atlanta Hawks, to name just a few. She collaborates with musical artists, athletes, and activists, making an impact, as well as organizations including the Young Survival Coalition, BullyBust, Human Rights Watch, GLAM4GOOD, Youth Over Guns, and many others.  Her new book Embracing The Calm In the Chaos: How to Find Success in Business and Life Through Perseverance, Connection, and Collaboration is one of Barnes & Noble's Top 20 Best in Business Books where she shares her entrepreneurial journey and provides practical tips and takeaways for others to use in life and business.  In this episode, Stacy takes us on her journey of fashion disruption, embracing the calm in the chaos, how she thinks about partnerships, licensing, gaming, the Metaverse, and most of all, how she spends her time. As a working mom and someone who has her hands in everything, Stacy has been able to build a global brand while still managing to have fun. About Aliza Licht: https://alizalicht.com/ Book Aliza to Speak: https://alizalicht.com/speaking Read Aliza's Books: LEAVE YOUR MARK: Land Your Dream Job. Kill It In Your Career. Rock Social Media https://www.amazon.com/Leave-Your-Mark-Career-Social/dp/1455584134/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1V614PB9NBVTC&keywords=leave+your+mark+aliza+licht&qid=1692476446&sprefix=leave+your+mark%2Caps%2C116&sr=8-1 ON BRAND: Shape Your Narrative. Share Your Vision. Shift Their Perception. https://www.amazon.com/Brand-Shape-Narrative-Vision-Perception/dp/1454949066/ref=sr_1_1?crid=27VN3I1PQ186F&keywords=on+brand+aliza+licht+book&qid=1692476073&sprefix=on+brand%2Caps%2C123&sr=8-1 Follow Aliza:  https://www.instagram.com/alizalichtxo/ https://www.instagram.com/leaveyourmarkpodcast/ https://www.tiktok.com/@alizalichtxo https://www.tiktok.com/@leaveyourmarkpodcast https://twitter.com/AlizaLicht Listen to over 190 episodes on the LEAVE YOUR MARK Podcast: #alizalicht #leaveyourmark #leaveyourmarkpodcast #careeradvice #femalefounders #fashion #podcast #fashionbranding

Stacy Igel is the founder of fashion brand, Boy Meets Girl, and the author of Embracing The Calm In The Chaos: How to Find Success in Business and Life Through Perseverance, Connection, and Collaboration. She also happens to be my first boss ever. Back in college, I interned for Stacy and it sparked my love of social media and entrepreneurship. It's a personal treat to be able to have a conversation with her under this umbrella — talking all things business and mental health.

Stacy Igel is the founder of the global impact brand Boy Meets Girl and the author of the empowering new book "Embracing the Calm in the Chaos How to Find Success in Business and Life Through Perseverance, Connection, and Collaboration." In her debut book, Stacy shares her twenty-year journey of building her company from the ground up while powering through life's challenges. In this episode, we discuss the origins of her entrepreneurial spirit and tireless work ethic, the highs and lows of creating a business, the role that collaborations not only with other brands but with philanthropic organizations played in the creation of Boy Meets Girl, and what it means to be a purpose-driven entrepreneur. Episode Resources: To learn more about Stacy, you can find her on Instagram @stacyigel or at Stacyigel.comBoy Meets GirlChicago Event with Stacy Igel (May 4th)New York City Event with Stacy Igel (May 18th)Link to purchase:FYLPxWRDSMTH Merch Collaboration*suggestion is to size upDownload this episode of For Your Listening Pleasure wherever you get your podcasts! Make sure you follow us on Instagram @foryourlisteningpleasure Click here to listen to the For Your Listening Pleasure Theme Song Playlist on Spotify.To continue the conversation, feel free to DM me at https://www.instagram.com/foryourlisteningpleasure/ or email me at foryourlisteningpleasure@gmail.com.

Zibby is joined by Stacy Igel, founder of BOY MEETS GIRL and author of the empowering new guidebook Embracing the Calm in the Chaos: How to Find Success in Business and Life Through Perseverance, Connection, and Collaboration. Stacy describes the origins of her entrepreneurial spirit and tireless work ethic, from begging for a job at Delia's and selling the shirt off her back during a wild spring break trip to ultimately building her own global impact brand. She also discusses what makes a great entrepreneur (yes, they should be involved in all the small details!) and why giving back to nonprofits is so important to her.You can meet Stacy Igel at Zibby's Bookshop in Santa Monica on March 30th at 6 pm!Purchase on Zibby's Bookshop: http://bit.ly/3LA4uvEPurchase on Bookshop: https://bit.ly/3ZWb5oESubscribe to Zibby's weekly newsletter here.Purchase Moms Don't Have Time to Read Books merch here. Now there's more! Subscribe to Acast+ and get exclusive access to the in-store author events at Zibby's Bookshop in Santa Monica, CA. Join today! https://plus.acast.com/s/moms-dont-have-time-to-read-books. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stacy Igel is the founder of the clothing line girl and is set to release her first book "Embracing the Calm In the Chaos." She and Bethany chat about what it means to be a purpose-driven entrepreneur, raise kids and write your first book. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For the past 20 years Stacy Igel has ridden the storm cycles in the fashion industry with her clothing line, Girl Meets Boy. Now she's written about her experience in her book Embracing the Calm in the Chaos where she outlines how to build a longevity brand through perseverance, collaboration and connection.Production by Peoples Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Do you ever look at an entrepreneur who's been continuously successful for a few decades and think: “how the hell do they sustain that?” Add motherhood to the mix, and it becomes even more fascinating. Stacy Igel, the fashion entrepreneur founder behind the mission-driven brand BOY MEETS GIRL® is spilling her secrets in her new book, "Embracing the Calm in the Chaos: How to Find Success in Business and Life Through Perseverance, Connection, and Collaboration." Today, we dive into Stacy's journey; from the importance of authenticity to kicking ass in a male-dominated world, Stacy shares wisdom on how to turn chaos into success and achieve your goals on your own terms. Get ready to be inspired and take notes as we explore the secret sauce for success in business and life! LISTEN TO THIS SHOW IF: you want to learn the art of turning chaos into opportunityyou're interested in achieving success on your own terms you're eager to discover the secret sauce for building a purpose-driven brand To learn more about Stacy, you can find her on Instagram @stacyigel or at Stacyigel.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stacy Igel is the founder/CCO of impact brand BOY MEETS GIRL®, podcast co-host of #MOMSGOTTHIS, and author of the forthcoming book, Embracing the Calm in the Chaos: How to Find Success in Business and Life Through Perseverance, Connection, and Collaboration. After 20+ years of running a company, traveling the world for work, and going through infertility, Stacy shares insight on how to make time for yourself. Joining Stacy for this conversation is Bryna Carracino. Bryna has been in the fitness industry for over 15 years and is certified through the National Academy of Sports Medicine with advanced certifications in sports performance, corrective exercise, and weight loss. She specializes in overall healthy lifestyle coaching and functional mindful movement. Through coaching, her clients learn how to balance their regular moving meditation (exercise), make healthier food choices, and how to speak to themselves in a more loving, encouraging way. Find Stacy and Bryna on Instagram at @stacyigel & @bfitnewyorkcity Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to a special Inauguration Day bonus episode of The Going Beyond Podcast! I know there is still a lot of uncertainty around what could happen, and even more could unfold by the time this episode releases, but I felt the need to share several voices of hope on this day and in the days following. The theme of this episode is leadership, specifically what it means to have not only a woman, but a woman of color and a mother sitting in the Vice President’s chair. To help me gain perspective on what this powerful moment means amid a challenging time, I’ve tapped into my circle of women who inspire me, all of whom come from a variety of backgrounds, to share with us what it means to have Kamala Harris in the White house from a personal, professional, political, and humanitarian perspective.First, you’ll hear a bit from me about my reaction to the storming of Capitol Hill in addition to what it means to have woman like Kamala Harris in the White House, and then you’ll hear from these four incredible women:Jenny Greenstein - Founder of Your Soul Style, which fuses style and mindfulness to empower women to live in full alignment while creating their own personal authentic style.Melanie Chandra - Actress, writer and producer who creates stories about powerful women. She is also an advocate for women of all colors in the entertainment industry.Niurka Maldonado - Founder of Connected Kindred, a practice that helps caretakers, especially mothers, by working through their past traumas and limiting thought patterns to create an om environment.Stacy Igel - Founder and Creative Director of young contemporary athleisure brand Boy Meets Girl, her blog “Behind the Scenes with Stacy Igel”, and the Moms Got This Podcast. Confession, I originally recorded this conversation prior to the events of Capitol Hill, and I decided to re-record my piece on January 12th to add additional perspective after the devastating events of that day. On this momentous day, I hope this episode sparks a light of optimism and understanding that while hate certainly exists in our country today, there’s hope for compassion and humanity to win in the days, months, and years ahead.

Stacy Igel and Michelle Park return with season 3 of Moms Got This. On this episode, they introduce a new format to the show as well as dive into their personal journeys as mothers. This episode is brought to you by Super Soccer Stars, NYC's #1 youth educational soccer program for over 20 years. Super Soccer Stars teaches soccer in a fun, non-competitive, educational environment. The philosophy is to use soccer to nurture physical and social skills, build self-confidence, and develop teamwork in every class.  What makes Super Soccer Stars different from other programs? They use low kid-to-coach ratios to ensure that each child gets individual attention in every class. Ratios start as low as 5:1, less than half what other team sport programs offer. Children will also be grouped together in age-specific curriculums, meaning your kids will play with other kids their age. You don't have to worry about your 3 year old playing against a 6 year old, so they can learn at their own pace. Super Soccer Stars highly trained and experienced coaches undergo ongoing seasonal training and hold coaching certifications from soccer's top governing bodies. Lastly, Super Soccer Stars has a crib-to-college approach. From Parent & Me, to educational classes, to advanced development and travel programs with Soccer Stars United, there is a program for every stage of play for kids ages 1-18.   Come try a class or camp with Super Soccer Stars this Spring and Summer. For our listeners only, use promo code MOMSGOTSOCCER and save $25 off any class or camp where Super Soccer Stars takes direct enrollment. Hurry, this offer is only good for the month of March. See how much your kids will learn and grow, all while having endless fun!  

Stacy Igel and Michele Park are joined by co-host Emily Tisch Sussman this week. Emily Culp discusses one of the special moments where she integrated her family with work responsibilities. She also explains how goal setting has changed since having her son.

Stacy Igel and Michele Park are joined by co-host Emily Tisch Sussman this week. Emily Culp shares a couple of Mom Hacks, focusing on her children while being the CEO of Cover FX.

Stacy Igel and Michele Park are joined by co-host Emily Tisch Sussman this week. Emily Culp of Cover FX discusses the network she has created for her family as a working mom. Culp also explains how she shares parenting responsibilities with her husband.

Stacy Igel and Michele Park are joined by co-host Emily Tisch Sussman this week. Emily Culp, CEO of Cover FX joins the ladies and discusses both her career and mom journey. Emily shares how she has prioritized motherhood duties during her career shifts. Culp also explains the intersection of her home and work culture.

Michelle Park and Stacy Igel return with Season 2 of #MomsGotThis Podcast. In this episode: Michelle Mannix shares what she wants to work on, focusing on and developing over the next 12 weeks as she takes you through her personal Seize Your Days Planner.  Find out what aspirations Michelle has for her 10 year old son.

Michelle Park and Stacy Igel return with Season 2 of #MomsGotThis Podcast. In this episode: Michelle Mannix shares one of her mom hacks that she uses to battle screen time.  She goes on to explain how she created her Seize Your Days Planner after experiences with her accountability group.

Michelle Park and Stacy Igel return with Season 2 of #MomsGotThis Podcast. In this episode: Michelle Mannix dives into her relationship with her husband, who is also an entrepreneur and how she has found more “equity” in their lifestyle.  She also shares how she has found her self worth as a wife and mother. Michelle speaks briefly on how patriarchy and privilege can play a part in your day to day life.  She shares how she intentionally created a business based on her voice and what she had to offer as well as the things she didn't desire from the food/culinary space.

Michelle Park and Stacy Igel return with Season 2 of #MomsGotThis Podcast. In this episode: Michelle Mannix is the founder of Cookspace Brooklyn.  She discusses her journey of motherhood, switching careers and how she ended up building her culinary studio.  Michelle shares her experience with opening her farm to table cafe, Ted and Honey and how she created a community with this challenging venture while being a new mother.  She goes on to talk about how she intersects motherhood with being an entrepreneur by involving her son in her day to day experiences.  Michelle also shares how she created Cookspace and a recent Moms Got This moment.

Michelle Park and Stacy Igel return with Season 2 of #MomsGotThis Podcast. In this episode: Emily shares her mom hacks with having her kids on set while working. Find out what she has in her bag of tricks that can help any mother who is on the go.

Michelle Park and Stacy Igel return with Season 2 of #MomsGotThis Podcast. In this episode Emily discusses how she met her husband, his initial pickup line and how their first encounter went. She shares his reaction to their first pregnancy news and how she adjusted to being a new mother. Emily goes on to talk about how she navigates gender norms with her two little ones, her recent move to NYC and bringing her children to work.

Michelle Park and Stacy Igel return with Season 2 of #MomsGotThis Podcast. In this episode: Emily discusses her podcast, Your Primary Playlist and how it explores presidential primaries. She chronicles her career, motherhood and the importance of finding balance between the two. Emily also breaks some exciting news.

Join us for this fun sit down between with Randi and Stacy Igel! Stacy is a major mover and shaker in the fashion industry who remains humble and sweet about it all. Dive in with us as we chat about:-How her company Boy Meets Girl was born and why giving back was integral to its' mission-How Stacy has evolved as a founder and collaborator-How motherhood has affected Stacey’s productivity -Stacy’s favorite hacks from her successful friends-Stacy session with a psychic and what was predicted!-Why relationships are part of her self-care Tune in now- you won’t want to miss this!

Stacy Igel and Michelle Park reflect on Season One and nearly 250 episodes with the journeys of amazing moms. Plus, what's up next for Stacy and Michelle.

A bonding moment between mother and son, what the future holds for Autumn, and making career decisions with family in mind.  Entertainer Autumn Hurlbert shares her mom moments and aspirations with Stacy Igel.

Products that help parents on the road, learning about motherhood while on the road, and  self care items for travel. Entertainer Autumn Hurlbert shares her mom products and solutions with Stacy Igel.

A routine while on tour and how a husband helps out, planning birthday parties for a toddler while on the road, and missing out on having mom friends while out on the road. Entertainer Autumn Hurlbert shares her mom routines and relationships with Stacy Igel.

Going on tour with child and husband, the challenges of taking time off to have a child after establishing a career, and knowing when it is time to return to work. Entertainer Autumn Hurlbert shares her mom journey with Stacy Igel. 

Keeping kids off devices, a child's first photo, when kids learn new terminology, and feeling secure in what you do and decisions you make coming from a genuine feeling for it. Dress designer Batsheva Hay shares her mom moments and aspirations with Stacy Igel.

A fantastic diaper service, making bread, more fun house raw ingredients and making  things, and the fun of butcher paper. Dress designer Batsheva Hay shares her mom products. and solutions with Stacy Igel and Michelle Park. 

The trauma of a daughter's first hair cut, having help in the home, a creative relationship with the husband, when dads get more involved as kids get older, and the things husbands don't know mom is doing for the kids. Dress designer Batsheva Hay shares her mom routines and relationships with Stacy Igel and Michelle Park. 

From lawyer to dress designer, saying yes to your feelings, creating something different in the fashion market, spacing tasks out to make them palatable, and a special moment with Batsheva’s daughter and Courtney Love. Dress designer Batsheva Hay shares her Mom Journey with Stacy Igel and Michelle Park.

Wishing your kids a full life of doing good, sharing an entrepreneurial life with kids, teaching children to have their siblings' backs, being the fun and approachable mom, and how disco helps a bad mood. Abby Wallach, Co-founder/CEO of ScentInvent Technologies (a scent innovation company), shares her mom moments and aspirations with Stacy Igel and Michelle Park.

Glossybox, when you look tired, using Botox, taking care of your skin when you're married to a plastic surgeon, being open with sons about beauty and grooming, and anticipating growth of men's makeup. Abby Wallach, Co-founder/CEO of ScentInvent Technologies (a scent innovation company), shares her mom products and solutions with Stacy Igel and Michelle Park

When kids start to know the days, inventing a fragrance primer called Linger, when a career is really a life that reflects how you think, a new line of fragrance that's coming, always wanting access to your kids, how kids have become a part of Abby's entrepreneurial efforts, and a salute to mentors and partners. Abby Wallach, Co-founder/CEO of ScentInvent Technologies (a scent innovation company), shares her mom routines and relationships with Stacy Igel and Michelle Park.

Taking your child into high powered Hollywood meetings, how your child's reactions provide feedback on entertainment programming for kids, pushing past a fear of losing one's professional identity once becoming a mother, and how kids can be one's greatest creation. Abby Wallach, Co-founder/CEO of ScentInvent Technologies (a scent innovation company), shares her mom journey with Stacy Igel and Michelle Park.

Counting calorie points, weird dolls, potty training, changes and growth in Dana's business, and the guilt of having a second child before the second one actually comes. Dana Pollack, founder of Dana's Bakery, shares her mom moments and aspirations with Stacy Igel and Michelle Park.

From Stacy’s back going out when brushing her hair to an Eastern medicine chiropractor, a special Starbucks daily drink, an amazing audiobook to listen to at double speed, controlling your child’s sugar intake when you have a bakery, when your husband plans meals, eating extremely healthy or extremely bad, and eating without guilt. Dana Pollack, founder of Dana's Bakery, shares her mom products and solutions with Stacy Igel and Michelle Park.

How relationships with husbands change with kids, then having a great conversation with your husband that reminds you of when you used to really connect, the need for regular date nights, expanding the Dana's Bakery product line to "color outside the lines", and an opportunity for Dana's daughter to inspire a cookie. Dana Pollack, founder of Dana's Bakery, shares her mom routines and relationships with Stacy Igel and Michelle Park.

A second daughter on the way, building a successful business with macarons, finding balance, and how life changed with a first child. Dana Pollack, founder of Dana's Bakery, shares her Mom Journey with Stacy Igel and Michelle Park.

Jewelry Designer Roxanne Assoulin shares her mom moments and aspirations: Michelle does as much stuff as she can with her daughters on the weekend Reminding oneself of memories on phones with pictures Girls vs. boys sharing feelings What drives Roxanne in her business and how she balances with family, and how she has integrated her business with family Success due to being open to everything, asking for help, accepting risk Hosted by Stacy Igel and Michelle Park

Jewelry Designer Roxanne Assoulin shared her mom products and solutions: Everyday California apparel giving Michelle opportunity to talk to her daughter about recycling and sustainability All of the delivery services (i.e. Jetblack) offer so much time,  Loving yourself to take care of yourself allows you to love other people A mom is as happy as her unhappiest kid Finding time to meditate or read Loving catalogues Making sure gifts aren't a transaction to prove you love your kids or grandkids Loving kids without products as a reward Hosted by Stacy Igel and Michelle Park

Jewelry Designer Roxanne Assoulin shared her mom routines and relationships: Stacy's son Dylan and her husband's back scratching Putting a sign out that mom is meditating (private time) A lot of walking, and how Roxanne ditched routines Jet lag timing as a. way to be getting up early The value of getting up early How children and grandchildren inspire for life, grandparents just have to love the grandkids Roxanne on wanting grandchildren to want to be with her not because of her gifts, but respecting her anyway Why you cant pick up kids without them being OK with that Loving no matter what Giving a child security of knowing unconditional love Hosted by Stacy Igel and Michelle Park.

Jewelry Designer Roxanne Assoulin shares her Mom Journey including: Stacy on meeting Roxanne via Jetblack  Roxanne's amazing jewelry, creating friendship bracelets in age of social media The unlikely way Rozanne got deep into social media Starting jewelry in her basement, and having two young kids at the time Hiding the stones from her young kids! Getting reported by neighbors for doing business form home, and being a turning point Looking like you’ve got it as a mom, but just winging it, doing your best Becoming a grandma How it is fun having children in the house again Face-timing any time of day with grandma! The great feeling of accomplishment and pride when you see the whole family together and realize what you’ve made Hosted by Stacy Igel and Michelle Park.

Having nails inspired by magazine covers, family dance parties, moments off joy, being where you are and being present, an attitude of gratitude and living with love, The Yay List, and why the kind of person your kids become is more important than academics. Meaghan Murphy, Executive Editor of Good Housekeeping Magazine, shares her mom moments and aspirations with Stacy Igel and Michelle Park. (Instagram: @meaghanbmurphy) Presented by Keepsake Frames. Print, frame your photos easily and fast from your phone – handmade in the USA and delivered with free shipping. Use discount code #MOMSGOTTHIS at www.keepsakeframes.com for 30 percent off first order. Stacy on wanting to invent something to help you zip up your dress, she asked Dylan to zip her dress, was a big boy, surreal he knew how to do this Meaghan's "Nails of Issues", manicures inspired by magazine cover Her daughter can’t get gels Meaghan's favorite moments are dance parties Moments of joy make it all possible and worthwhile Be where you are (present) Meaghan's oldest kid is living six steps ahead Confident, happy middle child Youngest kid so sensitive Wanting the kids to feel fulfilled Leaving love notes, practicing an attitude of gratitude and living with love More important than academics is the kind of person you are Creating flexibility and opportunities is more important than ever How Meaghan is passionate about helping people to live fully charged and find energy and goodness in every day, connecting dots in the universe and helping people get closer to what they are meant to be and do "The Yay List" Being Chief Spirit Officer of Westfield A sense of community and belonging is crucial to happiness Saying yes to what brings you joy

Puncture-Resistant shoes, great toys from the Toy Fair, zip-up bedding, a point system for tasks, the best thing that ever happened for moms, a great acne solution, and awesome mascara. Meaghan Murphy, Executive Editor of Good Housekeeping Magazine, shares her mom products and solutions with Stacy Igel and Michelle Park. (Instagram: @meaghanbmurphy) An early walker, Vivobarefoot, puncture resistant that forms to feet, encapsulates foot A memorable toy from the Toy Fair - Spin Master - Juno the Interactive Elephant Lots of llamas at the Toy Fair Lost Kitties, good for sensory and tactile Beddy’s zip up bedding, helps with made bedding for kids, like an all-in-one fitted sheet Kids making beds Points for doing jobs isn the house, but no prize The best thing that ever happened for moms - Wineaway - stain remover Avocado as a stubborn stain Cetaphil for acne Mascara from Thrive Cosmetics - makes you look like have fake eyelashes without them - gives back to suffers of cancer