She Made Her Kids Co-Founders — and Started a Movement with Elizabeth Brunner

In this episode, Alessandra talks with Elizabeth Brunner, founder and CEO of Stereotype Kids, a gender-inclusive clothing brand inspired by her own twins. Elizabeth shares how her journey as a mom and entrepreneur led her to question traditional gender norms and launch a brand focused on self-expression and individuality. With her children as co-founders, she’s building a movement that empowers kids to be their authentic selves.

HIGHLIGHTS

• How her twins inspired the idea for Stereotype Kids
• Why she made the leap from sustainable fashion to a purpose-led brand
• The role of her kids as co-founders and creative collaborators
• The mission behind offering gender-inclusive clothing
• Challenges she faced building the brand from the ground up
• Her new children’s book Me is All I Want to Be
• Advice for other entrepreneurs: follow your heart and trust the process
  
  

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Website – www.stereotypekids.com
Instagram – @stereotypekidsofficial

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