For the Women Who Show Up: A Founder's Reflection on Voice, Courage & International Women's Month
One of the most challenging things for me as a founder and thought leader has been how to use my voice. Carving out my specific point of view...
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We are not meant to navigate challenging moments alone
If you’re like me, you’ve been feeling the weight of the world, of what’s happening around us.
I don’t need to spell it out for you; if you’re payi...
Something big just happened in my world
Something big just happened in my world - my twins, Chloe and Jacob, officially became teenagers! (sniff, sniff 🥹)
From the very beginning, they’ve...
Becoming More You: How to Step Into Your Authenticity in 2026
2026, isn’t about stepping into a new you, it’s about inviting in the real you - the one that has been there all along, waiting patiently for your ...
Five Years of Becoming - What StereoType Taught Me About Staying True to Myself
Five years ago, on 11.11.20, I didn’t set out to start a clothing brand.I set out to start a conversation about what it really means to support ind...
Things are changing so fast … and I don’t like it
When my daughter whispered, “Things are changing so fast … and I don’t like it,” I felt time stop. Parenting is full of fleeting moments; braces go...
Have a question for Elizabeth?
In the original series #AskElizabethAnything StereoType Kids Founder, Elizabeth Brunner answers your questions about navigating the gendered-clothing aisles, practicing conscious parenting, embracing change, challenging and changing gender-norms, raising twins, and more! Send us your questions and Elizabeth will give you her best answer in the next AEA.