, and their two children, Lottie, two, and Isabella, five, discovered that her clothes would not allow her to breastfeed.to buy wrap dresses, which sold out overnight.THRIVING BUSINESS: Lauren had hyperemesis gravidarum when pregnant with Lottie
. But absolutely nothing beats knowing that people who are lacking in confidence or having problems in their life, like I was, just feel a little bit better about things when they're wearing something that I've designed for that exact purpose."after the birth of her youngest, Lauren's business has thrived, with a six-figure yearly turnover. She now creates leggings for women of all ages, sizes and physical abilities.
"I had also always dreamt of being a stay-at-home mum, and the thought of putting her in full-time childcare was awful. I had no plan of what I would do next, but I knew there was a chance I would have to return if we couldn't live off one wage." She said:"I was at an all-time low – I found it really hard to function at all. I think some of the reason was that I was breastfeeding, and none of my clothes fit me, and if I could squeeze myself into anything, I couldn't breastfeed in it."