In this episode of Baby, Bump, & Business, host Bee Trofort-Wilson speaks with photographer Kreshonna Keane about the challenges and realities of navigating pregnancy while running a creative business. They discuss the unexpected journey of motherhood, the importance of support systems, the emotional toll of postpartum experiences, and the complexities of birth plans. Kreshonna shares her personal story of facing complications during pregnancy, including preeclampsia, and emphasizes the need for transparency and communication in the medical field. The conversation highlights the beauty and struggles of motherhood, encouraging new moms to embrace their journey and find joy in the present moment.

In this episode of Baby, Bump, & Business, host Bee Trofort-Wilson speaks with motorsports photographer Al Arena about her journey through pregnancy while working in a male-dominated industry. They discuss the challenges of balancing motherhood and a demanding career, including the fears of sharing pregnancy news with clients, the realities of pumping while on the go, and the emotional struggles of returning to work after giving birth. Al shares her experiences with mom guilt, the importance of being present for her daughter, and offers advice for other women in the motorsports field considering motherhood. This candid conversation highlights the complexities of being a creative mom and the determination to pursue both family and career aspirations.

In this episode of Baby, Bump, & Business, host Bee Trofort-Wilson speaks with Rachel Reid, a makeup artist and entrepreneur, about her journey through pregnancy and motherhood while managing her business. They discuss the challenges of being a service provider during pregnancy, the impact of COVID-19 on mental health, and the importance of support systems. Rachel shares her experiences with postpartum challenges, the balance between motherhood and entrepreneurship, and the lessons she has learned along the way. The conversation emphasizes the significance of self-care and the need for mothers to prioritize their well-being while navigating the complexities of motherhood and business.