For the founders shaping the future of kids’ learning.
I’m Dr. Arielle Hammond—educator-turned-entrepreneur, founder of a thriving kid-serving business, and a peer to the bold leaders shaping what’s next. I share honest insights, amplify real stories, and connect with other founders building businesses that help kids grow into confident, curious humans—because they’re the future we’re building for.
Hey, I’m arielle
I support founders building bold, joyful businesses that serve kids. The ones who are balancing big dreams with real life—and still showing up to do the work. I believe this work matters, and I want to share what I’m learning as I grow, so you don’t have to figure it all out alone.
Exciting news: Founders at Play is launching in Spring 2026! Get the inside scoop on what it really takes to grow a kid-serving business. Each episode, I’ll share honest stories from my own journey, spotlight fellow founders, and uncover behind-the-scenes lessons you can actually use.
Think of it as your go-to space for real talk, fresh ideas, and actionable takeaways—from someone who’s done all. Want early access? Sign up to be the first to hear each episode!
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A Podcast for Founders Who Build for Kids
Tools, Stories, and Insights for Founders
Real talk on pricing, systems, and scaling with soul—straight from the founder seat.
100K MISTAKES
What I’d Do Differently—And Exactly What I’d Do AgaiN
A practical, honest guide to scaling a kid-serving business—without losing yourself in the process.
Let’s Build Something Together
I’m here for aligned partnerships, podcast guesting, keynote speaking , or connecting with founders building in this space.
Featured Reads ✦
Featured Reads ✦
ARTICLEPricing Mistakes I Made—So You Don’t Have To
I undercharged, over-delivered, and told myself it was “marketing.” It wasn’t. It was fear. Here’s what I changed—and how it helped us grow and serve families better.
ARTICLEWhat I Wish I Knew About Hiring
Hiring in a kid-serving business isn’t like hiring anywhere else. You need people who care, show up, and get what you’re building. I learned this the hard way—so here’s what I’d do differently, and what I’d do again in a heartbeat.
