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Mama Feature: Megan

Posted by Emma Safarik · September 19, 2020

Fall is approaching and we have another sweet mama for you to meet! This month we are featuring, Megan. She recently turned 36 and has a couple of sweet babes; Micah (2 and half), and Chloe (6 months old)! You've probably seen Micah on our website! Megan is currently a Labor and Delivery Nurse and lives in Parker, CO!

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Mama Feature: Kirsten

Posted by Emma Safarik · August 13, 2020

This month we are featuring the adorable co-founder of Parker Baby Co.! Meet Kirsten, mama of 4 beautiful kiddos (and PBC models). Kirsten currently lives in Parker, CO where she helps work with customers and our mama Facebook group called Rooted.

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Mama Feature: Samantha

Posted by Emma Safarik · July 23, 2020

Summer is flying by and we have a new mama for you to meet! This month we are featuring Samantha. She is an amazing mama to an adorable 2 year old named Marley (also sometimes a Parker Baby Co. model). Her sweet family currently resides in Windsor, CO but Samantha is a business litigation attorney at a law firm in Boulder, CO.

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Mama Feature: Amanda

Posted by Emma Safarik · June 25, 2020

Everyone, welcome, Amanda, our June Feature Mama and new Graphic Designer. We have loved working with Amanda for the past couple of years on projects and we are so excited that she is now a more permanent part of our Parker Baby Co. team. Amanda is 30 years old and currently lives in St. Louis, MO with her husband and sweet 2 year old, Maeve. She is a self-employed web designer and developer.

"It allows me to work from home, which has given me the opportunity to be home with Maeve full-time. I'm so thankful to spend everyday with her."

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Staying Healthy and Lively through COVID-19 Isolation…With Kids

Posted by Kim Huebner · March 30, 2020

My husband works in healthcare. Before the COVID-19 outbreak it was already difficult as a stay-at-home-mom to keep 3 young children busy on my own. Back then I could break up our days with outings and play-dates. For more than two weeks we have been in isolation in our home in Cincinnati, OH. In that time I have developed ways to maintain some element of ‘normal’ while introducing new activities to keep everyone entertained and sane.

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