What’s one invisible responsibility you carry that you wish was shared? Drop a comment below or tag a parent who would benefit from Kiki.

#InternationalWomensDay #MentalLoad #WorkLifeBalance #Parenting

It’s time to shift the conversation from women “doing it all” to using technology to lighten the load and enable the parenting load to be more equally shared.

This is why I built Kiki: to lighten the burden of child admin, so primary carers, especially mums, don’t have to do it all.

At work, this invisible labour affects careers. When one person is the default organiser at home, it limits time, energy and ultimately opportunities.

Real gender equality means addressing the unseen barriers, not just the visible ones.

- Our survey revealed that 93% of mums handle school admin alone.
- The European Index for Gender Equality found that 70% of male partners don’t engage in daily domestic responsibilities.
- Pregnant Then Screwed discovered that mums are 2.5X more likely to request flexible working than dads.

Thanks to everyone for their ongoing support and we're all so excited what 2025 will bring for Kiki!

#Parenting #SchoolEmails #TooMuchToDo #HelpNeeded

As a thank-you we'll be randomly selecting some of those who complete the survey to receive a family board game.

Please do share the survey with other parents you know, not only to help us it'll also maximise your chances of winning: the more completions we get, the more games we'll send out :)

Kiki aims to take this stress away and just tell you when and where you need to be. As we enter our next stage of development we need your feedback: survey.getkiki.app

Our survey will only take 5 minutes!

I've also just taken on 2 new clients with deadlines in January (I just can't say no - need to pay the bills!). Plus things are ramping up fast for Kiki

Life as a mum and entrepreneur is hard.

My 7yo is pretty bad. My 9yo varies 🤣

But they aren't getting any better the older they get. I swear they're getting worse 🤣

I know. It's like they literally explode out of their clothes though. How?!

Their guidance is: "Given that this an occasion for celebrating your success, the dress code is cocktail dresses/business attire."

However I'm neither a dress nor suit kinda gal. I much prefer jeans and a T-shirt!

Anyone else feel like they’re constantly drowning in school admin? How are we all keeping up? I certainly haven't mastered it yet but I'm working on it!