Introduction
In this inspiring episode of Baby, Bump, & Business, host Bee sits down with Tiffany Crenshaw, a lifestyle photographer and coach, to dive into the real-life journey of building a creative business while raising a family.
Tiffany shares how she transitioned from a school teacher to a thriving entrepreneur, revealing the mindset shifts, challenges, and wins along the way. From navigating motherhood and business ownership to learning how to set firm boundaries, this conversation is packed with practical insights for moms who want it all—without burnout.
They also discuss the power of community, why planning for maternity leave is essential (even as a business owner), and how Tiffany expanded into coaching to help other women succeed. Her message is clear: know your worth, protect your time, and don’t be afraid to delegate.
If you’re a mompreneur, creative, or expecting mother preparing for business and baby, this episode is for you!
Building a Business While Homeschooling: Teacher to Photographer Journey – Baby, Bump, & Business
- Building a Business While Homeschooling: Teacher to Photographer Journey
- Juggling Mom Life and Entrepreneurship
- Motherhood + Multiple Creative Businesses: What No One Tells You
- Why It’s OK to Pivot: Motherhood, Business & Redefining Success
- Taking the Leap: Lessons for Creative Moms Balancing Business & Motherhood
Key Takeaways
- How to transition careers into a creative business
- Tips for balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship
- Why setting boundaries is key to success
- The importance of community and support systems
- How to prepare your business for maternity leave
- Why delegating can help you grow faster
Guest Bio
Tiffany Crenshaw is a Huntsville and North Alabama’s leading lifestyle, newborn and family storytelling photographer and one of the only black photographers in her field. And while some may not think it important to notate those things — Tiffany believes it’s a huge part of her story, and in turn, the stories that she can create for families.
More than a photographer, she considers herself a professional storyteller. She absolutely loves capturing real and authentic moments between families. Watching her own children as they grow drives the way that she photographs families. Because as a mama she knows that the images we have are the only way to truly freeze time.
It’s her role as wife, as friend and as mama that fuels her passion and intention as a lifestyle family photographer.
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