In this episode of Mom Means Business, we’re joined by Emily Ferrell, the attorney/mom/woman behind New Parent Law. As a Family Wealth Attorney, Emily specializes in helping parents protect their families both legally and financially — all while building a foundation for generational wealth.

If you’ve ever wondered…

• What legal documents should every parent have in place?

• How do I make sure my kids are protected if something happens to me?

• What’s the first step toward growing generational wealth?

…this conversation is for you.

We talk about:

• Why legal planning is an essential act of love for your kids

• How to create a simple plan for guardianship and asset protection

• Steps to start growing generational wealth without feeling overwhelmed

• Common mistakes parents make with estate planning (and how to avoid them)

Whether you’re a brand-new parent or you’ve been in the game for years, this episode will give you the tools, clarity, and confidence to make sure your family is truly protected.

About Our Guest: Emily Ferrell is the founder of New Parent Law, a law firm dedicated to guiding parents through estate planning and wealth-building strategies. As a mom herself, she knows the unique challenges families face and is passionate about making legal planning approachable and stress-free.

Resources & Links:

• Follow Emily on Instagram: @new.parent.law

🚨 Disclaimer: This episode is not kid-friendly. We discuss vaginal health, sexual wellness, and topics intended for adult audiences only.

This week on Mom Means Business, we’re diving deep into a conversation that’s often whispered about — but never shouted from the rooftops. Our guest, Wendy Strgar, is here to change that.

Wendy is the founder and CEO of Good Clean Love, a trailblazing brand that started in her kitchen and now lives on shelves in over 50,000 stores across North America. With her patented Bio-Match® technology, Wendy is transforming how we talk about (and care for) vaginal health — with safety, science, and soul.

In this episode, we cover:

How Wendy went from kitchen chemist to one of the Top 25 Consumer HealthTech CEOs, building a mission-driven brand centered on organic, body-safe products for women.

📦 Agenda Items – From ingredient transparency to disrupting a historically male-dominated industry, Wendy shares the personal and professional journey behind Good Clean Love and her mission to elevate vaginal health education.

Wendy brings both science and soul to the conversation — plus decades of experience in entrepreneurship, wellness advocacy, and female empowerment. You’ll walk away informed, inspired, and ready to advocate for your own health (and maybe re-think your top drawer).

🔗 Learn more & shop: goodcleanlove.com 📸 Follow Wendy on Instagram and TikTok 📷 Follow the brand: @GoodCleanLove

This week on Mom Means Business, we’re dialing up the self-love and confidence with our guest Liz Hansen, owner and photographer at Chicago Boudoir Photography Studio — a boutique studio that’s redefined what it means to feel seen.

We kick things off getting to know Liz — photographer, entrepreneur, TEDx speaker, and mom of two. She opens up about her journey from art and education to helping over 2,000 women see themselves with fresh, empowered eyes. (Spoiler: it all started with a bold vision and a camera.)

We explore what it means to actually feel good in your skin — not for anyone else, but for YOU. Liz shares her insights on confidence, body image, and why permission to feel beautiful is something every mom deserves.

📸 Agenda Items From opening her commercial studio in 2018 to becoming a nationally recognized voice in the boudoir photography world, Liz walks us through how she built a mission-driven business that helps women reconnect with themselves — and their power.

This episode is for any woman who’s ever hesitated to take up space, embrace her beauty, or ask herself what she really wants. Liz shows us that the camera doesn’t just capture — it liberates. 💥

Reach out to us at mommeansbusinesspodcast@gmail.com!

This week on Mom Means Business, we're bringing you an episode with stories of growth, grit, and a healthy dose of fun along the way! Our guest, Jennifer Yeh, COO and Co-Founder of Shoott, joins us to share how she helped take a startup from $800K to $9 million, all while balancing life as a mom of three.

Team Huddle – We dive into the perks of therapy and how taking action can actually be therapeutic.

Agenda Items – Jennifer opens up about scaling up without losing sight of core values, blending software development and marketing smarts to create a seamless client experience, and what it really takes to optimize operations and support a team that’s always growing. Jennifer’s impressive journey in entrepreneurship, the lessons she learned, and how she built Shoott into a platform that’s democratizing high-quality photography for families and businesses.

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a creative, or a parent juggling it all, Jennifer’s insights will leave you inspired to think bigger while staying grounded.

Reach out to us at mommeansbusinesspodcast@gmail.com.

This week on Mom Means Business, we’re diving deep into the world of modern childcare, entrepreneurship, and the power of showing up — with heart. 💛

Team Huddle – We kick things off with a real mom-to-mom chat about what summer really looks like when you’re juggling work, household logistics, and childcare. From the underestimated role of nannies to the influence of teachers, caregivers, and personal assistants — we’re unpacking the village it takes to raise a family (and run a business!).

Vibe Check – It’s all about presence. Carson shares how grounding herself in “the now” fuels her leadership, her team, and her ability to serve families with intentionality and care.

Agenda Items – Meet Carson: behavioral therapist turned founder of Lifetime of Love Nannies. She shares her journey of building a purpose-driven nanny agency that provides inclusive, consistent, and highly qualified care for families — no matter their background or needs.

Industry Intel – We get real about the business of caregiving: paying nannies as W2 employees, building a professional pipeline of caregivers, and offering real benefits and stability in a field that’s often undervalued.

This episode is a must-listen for parents, entrepreneurs, and anyone passionate about elevating the standards of childcare with integrity and love. Reach out to us at mommeansbusinesspodcast@gmail.com.

This week on the Mom Means Business podcast, we’re kicking off our team meeting with sliding minivan doors and big dreams — yep, we’re talking Honda Odysseys, carpool convos, and how this week’s guest, Kelsey Cook, turned everyday parenting moments into a thriving educational business.

Team Huddle – Meet Kelsey Cook, certified teacher, mom of four, and founder of Learning with Kelsey — the subscription box making early learning at home easier, more fun, and way more doable. From her love of systems to her community of moms, she’s a mompreneur who gets it.

Vibe Check – We talk about slowing down, finding presence in parenting, and the little moments that led Kelsey to ask: How can I make learning more joyful, less stressful, and actually fit into real life?

Agenda Items – Kelsey shares how Learning with Kelsey was born: pre-planned, hands-on educational activity boxes designed for toddlers through kindergarteners. We discuss how she built a heart-centered brand, the real challenges of balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship, and why connection through learning matters more than ever.

Industry Intel – We wrap with some behind-the-scenes business talk — tariffs, product-based small business challenges.

Whether you're a busy parent, an early childhood educator, or a fellow small business owner, this episode is packed with practical tips, inspiration, and laughs.

Don’t forget — you can try a Learning with Kelsey box for 25% off your first order with code MMB25 at learningwithkelsey.com!

This week’s Mom Means Business meeting is exciting — we’ve got a guest at the mic: Erica Groussman, founder and CEO of TRUBAR, the protein bar brand that’s rewriting the snack game.

Here's what's on the agenda:

Team Huddle We kick things off with padel (the fastest-growing sport in the world), jicama (your new favorite crunchy snack), and why embracing silence might just be the peace your business brain needs.

📝 Agenda Items

• The birth of TRUBAR: how a craving turned into a company

• Erica’s honest take on entrepreneurial hurdles

• Building a brand that’s bold, transparent, and female-founded

• Navigating parenting while leading a fast-growth company

• What really happens when your product goes viral

Industry Intel We close with a sharp look at tariff challenges to keeping operations sustainable and sane in today’s food space.

🎧 Tune in now & tag a fellow mompreneur who needs this pep talk.

In this Mom Means Business meeting recap, Jessica covers how Inspire Forward is all about purpose-driven leadership, authentic growth, and how to lead with emotional intelligence.

Here’s the meeting breakdown:

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If you are wanting help on how to find what the next thing is for you in your professional development -- reach out to mommeansbusinesspodcast@gmail.com. Jessica is happy to help you explore that.