LUNA BABIES LAND AT WORK From: Herizons | Date: April 1, 2008| Author: Mitchell, Penni | Copyright Herizons Magazine, Inc Spring 2008. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

(VANCOUVER) So, what's a new mother to do when she owns her own business and doesn't qualify for paid maternity leave?

If the mothers are Suzanne Siemens and Madeleine Shaw, they do what comes naturally-they bring their kids along to work.

in 1993, Shaw created the natural menstrual product company Luna Pads-a cottage enterprise that makes stylish, eco-friendly alternatives to disposable pads and tampons.

In 2000, she met Siemens and together they expanded the company to ...

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