Published
Daddy is an Entrepreneur
What does Daddy do? A child's view of watching Daddy build a business, solve problems, work hard, and help people.
View on AmazonThe Entrepreneur Family Series
Big ideas, explained for young minds.
Stories and activities that help kids understand how entrepreneurs notice problems, imagine better ways, test ideas, help people, and keep learning.
For ages 7–12 • Families • Classrooms • Homeschool
The Books
Entrepreneurship starts with people, problems, and ideas.
Published
Mommy is an Entrepreneur
What does Mommy do? A child's view of watching Mommy build a business, balance many roles, and care deeply about what she creates.
View on AmazonComing Soon
Uh-Oh to Ah-Ha
Working title. The next book moves from what entrepreneurs do to how they think: notice problems, find friction, imagine solutions, test, learn, and improve.
PreviewFrom Uh-Oh to a better idea
Uh-OhSomething could work better.
FrictionWhat makes it harder, slower, confusing, or frustrating.
Ah-HaA useful idea for making it better.
The LoopTry, watch, learn, change, and try again.
Better IdeaThe next version uses what you learned.
What does an entrepreneur do?
Entrepreneurs help people, solve problems, have ideas for new things, work to make ideas real, create jobs and value, wear many hats, and keep learning.
The books also explain something children often notice: entrepreneurial work can mean busy days, worry, early mornings, and late nights—while family still matters deeply.
Not a business textbook for kids.
The series starts with curiosity, empathy, everyday problems, creativity, responsibility, testing, and learning.
Explore the ConceptsInside the series
Actual artwork from the books
The site uses illustrations from the published companion books and the upcoming third book so the web experience feels like the series itself.
