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A Hitchin mum who used her redundancy money 11 years ago to start a baby massage service from home is set to expand her social enterprise business into China, Malta and St Helena.
Flashback Film Friends is a series in which a Jezebel staffer watches a movie she or he has seen a million times, with a staffer who has never seen it once. Then they discuss—just like friends.
Jennifer Garner's business, Once Upon a Farm, is dedicated to bringing healthy baby food to as many kids as possible — get the details!
Danone, the world’s biggest yogurt maker, reported a gain in earnings as Chinese consumers snapped up more infant formula and dairy sales picked up in North America.
Walmart is offering curated collections and more items in bid for lucrative baby product market, as Babies R Us leaves the landscape
A baby who was born at a Chick-fil-A restaurant in San Antonio, Texas, has been awarded free food for life and a guaranteed job when she reaches 14.
Getting ready for her baby shower last weekend, Andrea Schwartz Boone assembled a diverse wish list: a mobile from Etsy, Baby Gap clothes, a piece from Anthropologie, lots of stuff from Amazon. She also asked for used baby clothes and some help with meal delivery. She put all those requests on Babylist, a universal registry for baby gifts that’s headquartered in Oakland. The service allows parents-to-be to create wish lists from as many different stores as they like, while gift givers just go to one location to browse the registry.
Moms are often attracted to starting businesses that allow them to focus on motherhood and market to their expanding parent community. Starting a baby boutique requires assessing the market competition and implementing a plan.