L Raleigh is the founder of Solley Baby, a wildly popular baby wrap company that's now expanded to swaddles and crib sheets and baby clothes and beyond.

L is a mother of four, an entrepreneur, and a leader I look up to so much for advice on everything from motherhood

to marketing and she really has a gift for being calming and reassuring and connecting with women.

Today I sit down with L virtually and have a conversation about her best advice for new moms and season moms about the current times we're living in and how to be intentionally positive during the pandemic and as

things move forward.

On a personal note, we also get into some talk about postpartum depression and I almost

had Neil cut that part out of the interview

because it got exceptionally personal for me but I feel like the value and the worth

of the things that L told me was so good that I decided to leave that

in and I hope it helps some other moms too who may be feeling either just regular

depression or postpart of depression because L's words were so calming and so helpful for me so I hope they help you too.

Today my friends I have a dear friend of mine with me and her name is L and she is

the boss woman queen behind Sully Baby and I am just so thrilled to have a conversation with L.

She's someone I really look up to as far as an entrepreneur, a mom, a female empowerer and I just love her so much so I'll say hi and introduce yourself.

Hi, oh my goodness, Corin, I'm so happy to be here. You're just one of my favorite people on the planet and always I just always feel inspired talking to you. Is that an introduction?

No, I want you to tell everybody if they've never heard of Solly Baby what it is and how you got started with that.

I could have been more specific when I said introduce.

No. And also you're married to

Jared and you have four little kids. Yes I do. I yes I started a baby rap carrier business almost 10 years ago which just seems so

crazy to me now when I was having my second baby Solomon and Sali and started them in my living room in Salt Lake City and then in an

Etsy shop and then just kind of, it sounds too simplistic to say it just grew and grew

is a lot of hard work and a lot of struggle

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