As Covid-19 cases rise in Spain, we asked a family with a small baby how it feels to live under quarantine. Alessandra, an Italian graphic designer who lives in Alicante, gave us a peek into life in Spain during the lockdown. Could you tell us a little about your family? We are a family
This week, our Mompreneur Series focuses on Emma Lovell, founder of CoziGo, a multipurpose sleep and sun cover for strollers, prams, and airline bassinets. Emma, who has relocated to Australia from London, is a mom, an entrepreneur, and an avid traveler. Q: Congratulations on launching CoziGo! What inspired you to create this business? A:
Scheduled sporting events have taken a big hit due to the growing global COVID19 epidemic. Earlier this month, the National Basketball Association suspended the current season indefinitely and Euro 2020 was postponed to 2021. Naturally, the International Olympics Committee (IOC) followed with their own announcement that the 2020 games will be postponed to a later
Lindsey Dollard, microbiologist and mom of one from Cambridge, Massachusetts, was traveling in Italy when the country was forced into a total lockdown. In this brief Q&A, Lindsey tells us all about traveling at the time of the coronavirus outbreak, her constantly changing plans, and her renewed love for spontaneity during her travels around the
Italy has recorded the highest number of COVID-19 cases after China. Despite the lockdown measures put in place by Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, the spread hasn’t abated. The pressure on the health system, already affected by years of cuts and understaffing, has been acute. Nurses and doctors work around the clock. Medical students are being
As coronavirus cases continue to rise around the world, more countries are implementing preventative measures such as advocating for social distancing and closing schools for a set period of time. Many of you may be wondering how to have an effective conversation with your kids about the virus and their participation in curbing its spread.
Camila Kemeny, a Chilean expat living in China, was traveling in Thailand with her son during the initial outbreak of coronavirus and has not been able to return to China. Instead, she and her son have been traveling ever since. In this interview she shares her story of how the coronavirus has uprooted her family
Italy has now confirmed more than 12,000 cases of coronavirus in the country and more than 800 deaths, making it the most affected area outside of Asia. In an attempt to curb the spread of the virus, the Italian government has implemented a number of measures including lockdown zones and quarantines. This week I chatted with
This week we travel to Decatur, Georgia, to meet the lovely Katy Mallory, founder of the SlumberPod! Q: Congrats on launching SlumberPod! What inspired you to create this business? What is your badass Mompreneur story? A: You know the phrase “necessity is the mother of invention?” That was the case with SlumberPod. About six
We are witnessing a growing list of countries being severely affected by the coronavirus COVID19 outbreak, and with the recent flight restrictions between continents, the tourism industry has taken a major hit. Attractions, events and amusement parks are scaling back operations or temporarily shutting down entirely amidst this public health crisis. If you are continuing
