235. From Overwhelmed Mom to Tech Founder: Solving Baby Sleep with AI with Camille Jaramis

Motherhood can feel overwhelming — especially in those early days when sleep is scarce, emotions are high, and nothing seems to come with a clear answer.

In this episode of The Good Enough Mompreneur Podcast, I’m joined by Camille Jaramis — tech leader, certified sleep consultant, and founder of Ask Yawn, an AI-powered parenting platform designed to bring clarity and personalized support to parents.

After experiencing the intense identity shift of new motherhood and struggling with sleep deprivation, Camille turned her challenges into a mission — building one of the largest baby sleep communities in the world and creating innovative tools to support parents in a more meaningful way.

This conversation explores the intersection of motherhood, entrepreneurship, and technology, and how we can better support moms without adding more noise or pressure.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

•  Why motherhood can feel isolating — and what’s actually missing 
•  The identity shift every mom experiences (and how to navigate it) 
•  Why more information isn’t the answer — and what you need instead 
•  How Camille built a 600,000+ member parenting community 
•  The role of AI in parenting and how it can support (not replace) moms 
•  How to balance motherhood and entrepreneurship without burnout 
•  A powerful mindset shift for overwhelmed mompreneurs 

💡 Key Takeaway:

You don’t need to do more — you need the right kind of support.

🔗 Connect with Camille:

Visit Ask Yawn: https://askyawn.com

💫 Keep the conversation going:

Connect with Angela: https://mombusinesscoach.com

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