14. Juggling a Baby and a Brand with Hannah Childs

from Equestrian Mama · host Lucy Courchaine

In this episode, Lucy talks to business owner and mother Hannah Childs. Hannah is based in California and is the woman behind the stunning equestrian apparel brand Hannah Childs Equestrian. She is also a relatively new mom to an almost one-year-old girl named Stella. They discuss what inspired Hannah to start her brand and the adjustments she had to make during pregnancy and postpartum to ensure that the brand continued to thrive. They also discuss the importance of taking time to bond with their baby and staying in tune with their own body so that they can figure out what they need to thrive as a mother.Love this episode? Find more resources for equestrians in pregnancy, postpartum and parenthood at www.equestrianmama.com.

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