With Mother’s Day approaching this Sunday it’s obvious to see why this mom-owned business is a good representation of that. Gillian Beerman is a mom whose business is to serve moms and the mom-to-be with their excellent line of Moby Wraps and their Simone Layne knitwear line which offers very stylish clothing that will adjust through pregnancy.
Gillian is truly a business success story. She took her business from start to international recognition in only a period of 5 years. Her business also puts emphasis on teaching mothers about baby wearing and the benefits that come from it. She wants to help aid parents with the transition into parenthood using her great products.
We also owe her a big thank you. With today’s interview we will be offering up two products as a giveaway. The first is the shawl on the left in the photo from the Simone Layne collection. The second item is an organic Moby Wrap which is pictured to the right in the photo above.
If you’d like the chance to win one of these great items then leave a comment on the original post telling me which one you’d like to be entered to win. Comment with “Wrap” for the organic Moby Wrap or “Shawl” for the Simone Layne shawl. The contest starts now and ends on May 15th at 11:59pm. I’ll choose the winners on May 16th. The item ships within the USA.
What is the ‘Moby Wrap’?
The Moby Wrap is a long piece of 100% breathable cotton fabric, that can be utilized in carrying babies up to 35 lbs. in a variety of positions. The Moby is an ergonomically supportive baby carrier, that distributes the weight of the baby over the wearer’s back, shoulders and waist. The Moby, is used in hospitals for Kangaroo care, recommended by lactation consultants, enjoyed by nature lovers for hiking and can even carry twins. The uniqueness of the Moby fabric lends support and comfort to both the baby and wearer, making the experience of baby wearing enjoyable for long periods of time. The Moby aids in the development of the newly forming parent-baby relationship, allowing the baby and the parent to feel connected, close and communicate. It’s a wonderful parenting tool!
What was your inspiration behind the name?
Moby comes from Mother and Baby - it was that ulimate feeling of having my baby so close to me that led me to the name.
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