Moms Mean Business
Sarah WellsMaking modern motherhood easier, with real talk, policy power, and gear that actually helps. We’ve got your back, and we’re not afraid to fight for working moms.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 85 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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She Misses Me. I Miss Me Too.
My ten-year-old told me she misses me on Friday afternoon, leading into Mother’s Day weekend.
She said it the way kids that age say true things. Sideways, in the middle of something else, while we were doing a bunch of end-of-the week task...
Small and Mighty: A Love Letter to the Team Behind Sarah Wells Bags
When people picture a small business, they often picture the founder. The face on the website. The voice on the podcast. The name on the bag.
But a small business is never just one person. It is a tiny group of humans who decided to build...
The Signs in the Yard
This week I had the pleasure of joining Larry Wohlers and Parson Brown on the New Rural Virginia Podcast to talk about what it really takes to support small businesses in this country. A huge thank you to Larry and Parson for having me on a...
AI Gave My Small Business a Finance Team, a Marketing Agency, and a Supply Chain Crystal Ball
Thank you to the Connected Commerce Council (3C) for featuring this conversation. You can read the full Q&A here.
I recently sat down with the Connected Commerce Council to talk about something I am just starting to get the word out...
From Pumping to Policy: Why Supporting Breastfeeding Parents Is a Workplace Issue
This article was originally published on the Acelleron blog. Thank you to the Acelleron team for featuring it. I’m sharing it here for those of you who may have missed it.
Supporting breastfeeding lives at the intersection of logist...
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Where motherhood meets economic truth-telling, with stories, tools, and solidarity for moms in the daily grind. Written by Sarah Wells, Founder of Sarah Wells Bags, a beloved brand of products to support the postpartum journey and beyond.
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