It’s quite challenging to be a mompreneur!

Aside from working full-time caring for children and a host of other household chores, some women make their mark in the business world. Known as Mompreneneurs, these women deserve a little pat on the back for handling it all brilliantly.

With Mother’s Day just around the corner, we wanted to take the time to honor these outstanding mother entrepreneurs who transition beautifully between motherhood and their businesses.

Paige Lauren

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Born and raised in Southern California, this mom entrepreneur has set the standards for baby clothing so high around the world. With her chic style and unique fashion sense, she crafts children’s clothing that never goes out of style.

This hardworking mom has started her successful business from scratch and her Paigelauren brand is available in all baby stores around the world. Paige’s idea to start this brand came about when she first bought clothes for a friend’s newborn.

In a recent statement, she said: “I went to baby boutiques and everything in the stores was overdesigned. I’ve known many mothers who wanted the best for their babies and valued clothes that never went out of style. I couldn’t find what I wanted, so I decided to do it myself.”

She believed in herself and her idea even though she had no experience in manufactured clothing or design.

Paige Lauren’s baby clothing line was a smash hit after her debut event in New York and immediately found her way into parents’ homes. She took a break from expanding the company to care for her newborn son and later relaunched the line, making the brand even better and more popular than before.

Debra Cohen

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Debra Cohen is President of Home Remedies of New York, Inc. and creator of the Homeowner Referral Network (HRN) business concept. Ms. Cohen founded Home Remedies as a resource for homeowners looking for pre-vetted, reliable home improvement providers.

Cohen’s HRN network pays contractors a pre-negotiated commission for work completed, providing homeowners with a free service. Today she manages a team of over 50 contractors including painters, plumbers, carpenters, electricians, home improvement and general contractors.

Cohen wanted to start Home Remedies because of her personal need as a mother of two. When she bought a house with her husband, she was in dire need of contractors, but was unable to do so. However, once she found one, she felt the need to tell the entire community about it.

In an interview with Work-at-Home Success, she said, “I’m a natural networker and a fan of DIY, and I decided that I would try to start a business that would fill that niche in our community .”

Cohen’s business is now quite famous and has been featured in numerous publications such as Parents, Good Housekeeping, Working Mother, The New York Times and Entrepreneur.

Jacki Liberman

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This mompreneur is the founder of a super innovative baby products company called Bumkins, which offers a wide range of baby products such as gowns, splat mats, bibs, reusable bags and baby clothes. Liberman started her business with the idea of ​​keeping her baby safe and healthy.

This mother of three understood the need for new mothers and her pain when her children suffered from rashes and insensitivity. So she created a sustainable and convenient brand to alleviate her helplessness.

During her years with prominent organizations such as Dr. Seuss, Nintendo, Disney and DC Comics collaborated. Her children are grown now and help her with her orders, which makes this company a family business.

Liberman’s success is largely due to her business acumen and endless attempts to improve Bumkins. In addition to constantly adding new merchandise, Bumkins is able to give parents products featuring their children’s favorite characters.

This entrepreneurial mom has shown that no challenge is too big for a dedicated, smart mom.

Michael Welch

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As a mother of three, Welch co-founded SafetyTat with her husband Bob, an excellent tool to help parents with adolescents keep their little ones safe in crowded places. To prevent a child from going missing, this is a temporary tattoo that can be pre-printed or pre-written with all the important information including your phone number and health information.

The idea of ​​inventing SafetyTat came from the day Michele took her kids to a theme park and feared she would lose them in the huge crowd. There she wrote her information on her children’s arms to keep them from getting lost and received compliments on her smart move.

In an interview with Multiples and More, Welch noted, “SafetyTat has helped thousands of parents stay connected with their children. I have loved every minute of building this business and the incredibly rewarding feeling of helping other parents and caregivers.”

Yeva Hyusyan

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Yeva Hyusyan is a mother of three children and lives with her husband. She is co-founder and CEO of Sololearn, an education and community platform for coding and coding in Armenia founded in 2014. Hyusyan worked for Microsoft and USAID before starting her own company.

With a super organized schedule, this mom entrepreneur manages to get everything done every day, from managing her startup to caring for her kids.

As a child, Hyusyan was always fascinated by mathematics and wanted to start her own business. However, in the post-Soviet days, science was still mainly under the control of the state and businesses were limited to small-scale e-commerce. And that’s why she chose economics as her profession to combine her two passions.

She says: “I want to see children smile. I want them to be healthy, happy and have every opportunity for self-expression wherever they choose. In today’s world, we have the opportunity to solve problems with less money and strive for the same starting point for all children around the world, no matter what country they were born in.”

Well, when such examples come up, they just overwhelm the heart!

These moms have proven to be an inspiration to all the aspiring ladies out there who feel they have the potential to transform the global business landscape.

They also show how seamless juggling work and family can be when you know how to set the right priorities — waking up extra early and sacrificing hours of sleep to fulfill responsibilities as a mom and a businesswoman.

Meanwhile, children also learn a lot from watching their mothers grow and become women of substance and strength.

Having a business and being a mother are closely intertwined. A mother goes through childbirth, hits milestones, faces new challenges, and grows.

Parenting and entrepreneurship do not stand in isolation, but flow together and learn from each other. They mold a mother into a strong, resourceful, and compassionate woman. And the perfect term to describe this powerhouse is Mompreneur!

So here’s a big round of applause for all mompreneurs as we wish everyone a Happy Mother’s Day on May 8th, 2022.