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Thought Leaders

In Honor of Mother’s Day, Here are 7 Mom Entrepreneurs Who Founded Million-Dollar Businesses

But for their motherhood and perseverance, these stories of struggle and success are as different as the women themselves.

By Adam Toren

Entrepreneurs

I Tried Google Goals for a Week. The Result: I Meditated, Hydrated and Hibernated More Than I Ever Have Before.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Business Legal

Amazon Found Liable for Charges Incurred by Kids Using Apps

By Reuters

Business News

The Top 10 American Cities for Working Parents

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Business News

Would You Put Your Kid in a Car With a Stranger? This Startup Hopes So.

HopSkipDrive is the Uber for busy Southern California parents started by three moms.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Business News

My 10-Year-Old Son Almost Made Me Late for a Meeting. How I Reacted Made Me Money.

Sometimes your kid will forget something on the way to school, and you have to turn around. But how you deal with it could effect your bottom line.

By Noah Lam

Buying a Franchise

Ohio Woman Leaves a Career on Campus to Make Learning Fun With Legos at Snapology

Gina Cuffari uses building blocks to provide local kids with a holistic and entertaining after-school educational experience.

Tech

Hey, Kids. Want to Be Smarter and Friendlier? Play More Video Games. Maybe.

Survey says: Blowing their brains out on video games for several hours a week might not be so bad for children after all.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Business News

Barbara Corcoran: You Can’t Devote Yourself to Your Business and Children at the Same Time

For the 'Shark Tank' star, becoming a mother meant dialing back her professional obligations.

By Laura Entis

Tech

Brain Break: Watch This Kid’s Virtual Reality Wipeout

The rise of VR has had its share of flops. Some are funnier than others.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Thought Leaders

How 8 Mom Entrepreneurs Succeeded at Small Business Without Sacrificing Family

Each of these women tackled the usual rigors of starting a business -- and did it all with a kid on her hip.

By Adam Toren

Tech

These Toymakers Want to Show Kids the Fun of Snail Mail

Turtle Mail wants to show little digital natives what it's like to receive and send physical letters.

By Nina Zipkin

Buying a Franchise

New Jersey Photographer Often Provokes Tears of Joy at Her Boutique Family Portrait Studio

Former freelance photographer Brittany DeMaio gets to create moving moments for parents and kids full-time at her Little Nest Portraits franchise.

Business News

Microsoft Will Soon Spawn a Classroom Edition of Minecraft

Brick by brick, the tech giant plans to cash in on the game's popularity with educators and students.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Thought Leaders

Why I Learned to Sleep Standing Up

For a time when my son was a baby, I had to adjust to a difficult sleeping position so he'd stop crying at night. And it worked. Here's what entrepreneurs can learn from this.

By Jim Joseph

Tech

Fisher-Price’s Cute New Toy Aims to Teach Preschoolers the Basics of Computer Programming

The legacy toymaker is finally gearing up to cash in on to the trendy kid-coding movement with the 'Code-a-Pillar.'

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Thought Leaders

Leadership Lessons My 14-Year-Old Son Taught Me

Sometimes, adults need to remember to double-tie their shoes and to take their iPhones out of their pockets before jumping into a pool, too.

By Ken Dunn

Entrepreneurs

How Holiday Traditions Big and Small Bind Us Together

Enjoy this annual time of family gatherings, work parties and hanging out with your kids in new pajamas on Christmas Eve.

By Jim Joseph

Online Presence

These 3 Baby Photos Mark Zuckerberg Shared on Facebook Will Melt Your Heart

Parenthood looks good on the young tech billionaire.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Thought Leaders

How an Industrial Oops Led This Gunk to Become a Stretchy Smash-Hit Toy

The surprising story of how Silly Putty accidentally sprang from a wartime dilemma.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Online Presence

9 Things Baby Zuckerberg Should Know About Her Famous Parents

Welcome, Zuckerbaby. You've got some big shoes to fill.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Building a Business

Children’s Photos Among Data Stolen in Hack of Toy Maker VTech

A vigilante hacker's breach of 5 million accounts for the Hong Kong-based Internet-connected toy maker brings parents' worst nightmares into reality.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Business News

Facebook Expands Parental Leave Ahead of the Birth of Mark Zuckerberg’s Baby

The social juggernaut joins a growing list of global tech giants sweetening perks for parents.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Entrepreneurs

Have Young Kids? Here’s How You Can Still Be Productive Working From Home.

Time management and hiring a baby sitter once in a while are essential in order to keep your sanity.

By Elle Martinez

Tech

How an 11-Year-Old Entrepreneur Is Helping People Create Safer Passwords

Sixth-grader Mira Modi is on a roll peddling Diceware passwords, and she says it's 'so much better' than being popular in school.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Thought Leaders

3 Organizations That Seek to Make Today’s Kids Tomorrow’s Moguls

Kids have heaps of energy, get excited about trying new things and frankly are too young to worry much about taking some risks. They can easily be developed into entrepreneurs.

By Matthew Toren

Business News

8 Entrepreneurial Skills You Should Teach Your Kids (Infographic)

You bet they're already fantasizing about being their own boss. All they need is a nudge from you.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Entrepreneurs

How I Manage 5 Kids and a Growing Business

Carve out 'sacred time' with your kids every night. Because they don't stay young forever.

By Mark Daoust

Entrepreneurs

Billionaire Mark Cuban on Raising Kids: ‘I Don’t Want Them to Be Entitled Jerks’

The outspoken Shark Tank star says the very thought of his kids growing up spoiled is his second greatest fear in life.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Tech

Classroom Tech Delivers ‘No Noticeable Improvement’ in Student Performance, Study Finds

A global report released today by the OECD found that students who use computers 'very frequently' at school do much worse than those who use them rarely.

By Geoff Weiss