Baby Booty: It’s More Than A Baby Wearing Workout! With Mompreneur Guest Molly Brubaker!
On this episode, Sonia and Jessica are joined by Molly Brubaker, the Founder of Baby Booty, as well as Alyssa Graham, the Baby Booty Studio Manager in Portland and Geriatric Mamas Marketing and Promotions Manager to discuss creating a business and community around your passion, being a mompreneur- the good, the bad, (the yogurt fingers). What Baby Booty is, who it’s for, and why we’re going to get off our booties and go, toddlers and all!
Topics discussed in this episode:
Welcome Molly & Alyssa! (1:18)
What Baby Booty Is (3:31)
The Impact Of The Baby Booty Community & Real Life: What If You Can’t Get Your Toddler To Leave The House? (12:50)
Body Image For New Moms (15:59)
The day To Day As A Mompreneur. Spoiler: Molly Recorded This Episode In A Closet On A Sunday! (19:46)
How Having The Business Has Impacted Molly’s Life And Parenting Journey (22:02)
Imitation Is The Sincerest Form Of Flattery (29:15)
How Alyssa’s Life Has Changed Since Her Physical Therapist Told Her She Was Teaching Classes At Baby Booty (34:07)
Finding Time For Self-Care As A Mompreneur (37:12)
Will Baby Booty Be Everywhere Someday?! (41:01)
We Want A Baby Booty And The Code For A Free First Class (44:56)
“We have plenty of postpartum moms who want to loose the baby weight, but we also have moms who just want to connect and don’t care about the workout, they’re just coming for the social aspect.”
Molly Brubaker on Baby Booty and why clients decide to join in the fun!
Resources mentioned in this episode:
Baby Booty Information:
Baby Booty® is a community for parents that fosters mental & physical strength (in pregnancy and postpartum) through exercise, support, and socialization for parents & their babies/toddlers. Join us for workouts, yoga, social circles, stroller walks, events, workshops, and more!
Website: babybootyworkout.com
Instagram: @babybootyworkout
Free First Class Code: HEYIMNEW
CEI Women’s Business Center in Maine:
The CEI Women’s Business Center is a home for women who want to start or grow their own business in Maine.
We work to understand the challenges that disproportionately effect female* entrepreneurs and provide resources to help address those challenges.
Our team will help you build and hone your business skills and confidence from developing your business idea, to accessing capital, making strong management decisions based on a deep understanding of your financials, and more.
We offer courses, cohorts, workshops, and events which encourage peer-to-peer learning and community building, as well as 1:1 business advising support.
No-cost interpretation services are available upon request.
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