(Podcast) How This Wife and Husband Founder Team Is Putting Smiles on Babies' Faces Melissa and Trevor Schill, founders of Baby Teething Tubes, discuss the origins of their product and how they're growing the brand.

By Dan Bova

The Playbook

Each week, The Playbook podcast host David Meltzer talks with entrepreneurs who are chasing their dreams and turning their passion into profit. On this episode, he talks with the wife and husband founder team of Baby Teething Tubes, a company they created after watching their child deal with severe teething pain issues.

Watch as they describe how the company started and how it has grown. They also discuss how spouses can work side by side and still be able to talk to each another at the end of the day!

Related: Watch the new episode of Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch here

Dan Bova

Entrepreneur Staff

VP of Special Projects

Dan Bova is the VP of Special Projects at Entrepreneur.com. He previously worked at Jimmy Kimmel Live, Maxim, and Spy magazine. His latest books for kids include This Day in History, Car and Driver's Trivia ZoneRoad & Track Crew's Big & Fast Cars, The Big Little Book of Awesome Stuff, and Wendell the Werewolf

Read his humor column This Should Be Fun if you want to feel better about yourself.

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