What you'll walk away with

• The 6-phase roadmap every successful baby, toddler, and mom product follows, and why starting in the middle is what costs you time and money.
• The one decision moment, the milestone, that stops you spending thousands on samples or tooling before your product is ready.
• How to lead development as a Product CEO, so the whole project stops running through you.
• Where the hidden costs of chaotic development really come from, and how structure removes them. 

Leave with the "Before the Money Moves Checklist"

Everyone who attends also gets my checklist. Twenty things that have to be true before you commit money to production. From the checklist I used for 25 years at Bosch and Philips Baby Care.

The Training

A free live online training with Marie-Louise Anthonissen, who spent 25 years leading international product development for brands like Philips Baby Care, including a baby monitor line from idea to mass production.

She rebuilt that professional process into a system a founder can own and run herself.

She will show you the structure that takes a physical product from idea to launch, so you can stop guessing and lead the process with confidence.

Is this for you?

This is for you if you have one specific product for babies, toddlers or moms you're serious about building, whether you're still in research or already in development, with money either committed or about to be.
You are tired of second guessing your next step, and you want a clear, predictable path to launch.

It's not for services, software, or founders looking for branding or marketing help. 

One hour, and you leave with a map

• The 6 phases.
• The milestone that stops money moving before your product is ready.
• A clear next step for your own product.

• Before the Money Moves Checklist: twenty things that have to be true before you commit money to production. From the checklist I used for 25 years at Bosch and Philips Baby Care. Everyone who attends gets it.

Four dates in September. Pick the one that fits your week.