Giggle

Ali Wing was about to launch her business, a baby-goods store called Giggle, when she became pregnant—unexpectedly—with her first child. She and her husband, Will Holmes, came up with a plan: Wing would keep working while Holmes, a lawyer, would l...
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Ali Wing was about to launch her business, a baby-goods store called Giggle, when she became pregnant—unexpectedly—with her first child. She and her husband, Will Holmes, came up with a plan: Wing would keep working while Holmes, a lawyer, would leave his job to become a full-time dad and part-time general counsel to Giggle. "We called his practice Naptime LLC," she says. Six years later, the arrangement is still in effect. "I do envy Will his role at times," says Wing, who is as a rule home by 7 P.M. for dinner and time with their son, Tyler, now 5. "I remind myself: I chose this, I chose this." More at Cookiemag.com