Amal Alsadek is the creator of Storytime With Teta, an Arabic-language podcast for kids.
1000 Children’s Goods & Services
She’s Helping Children Stay Active & Connected, Virtually, During Covid-19
Molly Tentarelli started Tiny Dance Life a site providing dance and arts classes to preschoolers and toddlers to help children and their families during the Pandemic.
She’s Providing Support and Comfort During Tough Times with Therapy Toys
Julia Chambers created Mimbleballs a soft plush therapy toy that inspires laughter, comfort & soothes anxiety.
She’s Helping Families Explore The Globe Through Child-Friendly International Meal Kits
Rowena Scherer’s business eat2explore is fostering a love of cooking, learning and all things international in children.
She’s a Serial Entrepreneur Building Math Confidence in Children
Angela McIver’s spin-off business Dinner Table Math empowers parents to build strong, confident math learners.
Thanks to This Musical Disrupter, the Chorus Is No Longer a ‘Uniblob’
Dianne Berkun Menaker’s Brooklyn Youth Chorus is tackling everything from race and identity to gender and sexuality — and making students’ voices heard.
How a Social Entrepreneur Won Millions of Dollars in Grants
Rana Dajani of We Love Reading has transformed a tiny nonprofit into a sprawling social enterprise. Here’s how she got funders to come to her.
She Loves Creating Products to Accompany Baby’s Developments
Maya Shalev’s Grabease utensils help teach babies how to feed themselves
She Was Concerned About How Her Children’s Toys Were Made – So She Came Up With A Better Solution
Ruth Rau created fair trade toy company Mouse Loves Pig
She’s Flipping Stereotypes About Cheerleading On Their Head
Brittany Rose started More Than Cheer to teach confidence and leadership to fellow young female cheerleaders
Why a Jordanian Scientist Is on a Mission to Get Kids to Read for Pleasure
Rana Dajani has raised millions of dollars, trained thousands of volunteers, and worked with an estimated 100,000 kids to foster a love of reading.
There Wasn’t a Children’s Museum in Des Moines, So These Two Women Started One
Julie Burtnette and Laura Johnson founded the Des Moines Children’s Museum after seeing a need in their community.
After Getting Laid Off, She Started Her Own Business With a Plan to Solve an Age-Old Baby Wardrobe Problem
Allison Childs says she has come up with a foolproof bootie that stay on your baby’s feet.
How to Retire From Your Mission-Based Baby
Steffanie Lorig, who spent 20 years running Art with Heart, has successfully left the nonprofit she founded. It’s now in Heidi Durham’s capable hands.
Rachel O’Neill: Homemade Clothing for Vulnerable Children
“I wanted to do something that would honor these girls and plant in their hearts that they are worthy.”