No one hustles more than a mother. We found four motivated mama makers who turned their hobbies and passions into adorable creations and businesses—all for the love of kids!
Lampin Handmade
Spending time with her family is priority #1 for Fransiska Indromojo but she couldn’t resist launching Lampin Handmade. This one-woman show produces the cutest hair clips and headbands for little girls. Lampin has been elevating manes for little girls since September 2017.
Peek a Boo
Maude Beaucaire didn’t discover her passion for sewing until after her son was born. She turned her “me time” into Peek a Boo in July 2017. Maude and her mom specialize in creating bibdanas, bow headbands, teething blankets beanies, and so much more.
Audin Roy Boutique
In 2016, Rachelle Shaver launched Audin Roy Boutique, focusing on creating finger puppets, masks and any items that encourage play and creativity. Her three- and six-year-old kids let her know what tykes like and put all the prototypes through extensive durability testing!
Sassy Stitches
As a stay-at-home mom with four adorable rugrats, Adele Overbury turned her passion for sewing and embroidery into a South- Glengarry-based small business, Sassy Stitches. Specialities include customized shirts, cake smash outfits, tutus, quilts, cubbies and stuffies.
