Show Notes
Zoe and Maggie are two experienced paramedics and Maggie has experience as a Paramedic and a Registered Nurse. They are the faces behind @cradle&kin Perth Baby and Child First Aid Courses.
Our podcast episode exposes the reasons Maggie and Zoe took a vulnerable leap in starting their own business! Maggie and Zoe are driven innovators, not only are they busy paramedics, they are also wives to their husbands, and mothers of two year old children. This combination made them the ideal team.
Banter was flowing in this episode with our vibrant dynamic. You will be in for some laughter, as we open ourselves to criticism speaking about hyphenated last names and learned Zoe lived a previous career as the bearded lady for the circus.
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