Modeling Entrepreneurship with Kelsey Hogan

Gentle Parenting and Big Feelings with Mel Belanger

This week on Rebel Mom Boss, host Robyn Flynn chats with her cousin, tattoo artist and mom Melanie Belanger. Mel also is one of the hosts of Skin Deep Stories, an awesome new podcast that you should definitely check out. If the set up looks different, it's because it is! Robyn and Mel recorded this podcast episode from Le Studio Quinze on the south shore of Montreal. If you're interested in using the space for YOUR podcast, or to film some content for social media, you should check out their website at LeStudioQuinze.ca

Adjusting Your Mindset with Emily Collins

One of the things that founders, business owners and entrepreneurs do better than "regular" people is working on their mindset. Because let's face it, you need to be a little delulu in order to believe that you can start your own business, AND have it be successful! If you want to learn how to turn your delulu into trululu, then this conversation between Robyn Flynn and Emily Collins is the one for you. Emily Collins is a business and mindset coach, who is FILLED with pearls of wisdom for entrepreneurs, specifically MOTHERS who are entrepreneurs. To learn more about Emily and the work that she does, you can visit her website: https://emilycollins.com/ [https://emilycollins.com/] To learn more about Rebel Mom Boss host Robyn Flynn, you can follow her on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/robynlisaflynn/?hl=en].

Modeling Entrepreneurship with Kelsey Hogan

In this week's episode of Rebel Mom Boss, host Robyn Flynn sits down with Claimed & Co [https://www.claimedandco.com/] founder Kelsey Hogan, to talk about motherhood and entrepreneurship. Specifically, how important it is as moms to model entrepreneurship for our kids, so they know that moms work hard, too, both in and out of the home.

Are we letting daycares raise our kids?

We're finally back! On our first episode back from our brief hiatus, host Robyn Flynn is talking about DAYCARE. There's this pervasive opinion that if moms choose to work instead of staying home with their children, they're letting someone else raise their kids. But is that actually the case? Are we letting daycares raise our kids? And why is it only moms who face this kind of criticism? Why isn't anyone asking DADS why they don't stay home and raise their own children? Spoiler Alert: it's sexism. If you liked what you heard, make sure to like and subscribe!

Parenting with a Plan with Samantha Ross

Motherhood (unfortunately) doesn't come with a manual or a rule book, and half the time, we have no idea what we're doing (just don't tell anyone). But fortunately, there IS help available. Samantha Ross is a parenting coach and a mom to three kids under eight! She specializes in helping parents build their confidence so they can raise emotionally regulated kids.