entreparents: An engaged network

For whom

For the parents and future parents of our community. For their children and families. For the global ecosystem network including institutions, social organisms, professionals concerned by family and parenting support.

Why

To help parents feeling less isolated and better informed. To articulate the network services around them giving sense and harmony.

How

Thanks to a new parenting support model made by parents for parents: entreparents.
Based on the first all-in-one tool to connect parents to each other and to the services around them and meetings to make connections in real life.

OUR MISSION

Making the path to parenthood more peaceful and humane.

OUR VALUES

Respect, kindness, sharing, listening and commitment

MONACO & NEIGHBOURING TOWNS

entreparents is a new model of parenting support “made in Monaco” to meet an urgent social challenge! It was designed for families in the Principality and neighbouring towns and the entire ecosystem of support for families and parents.
We were all born “Mum” in the Principality of Monaco where we now see our seven children grow and flourish.
We know our environment very well and have built solid networks there. We know how to understand and grasp the needs of our community.

About entreparents

OUR STORY

Johanna and Emilie have known each other for 14 years. “We each took turns playing an
important role throughout our pregnancies.” Johanna met Clémence at the beginning of her new parenting adventure. “I bought a few pieces from trendy little designers sold by Clémence’s company -Happy Chou- and now I take my son to her great creative parent/child workshops; where Emilie and her daughter also go”.
Johanna came up with this project when she faced her son’s health problem in 2019 and naturally shared the idea with
Emilie and Clémence. Together, in September 2020, they began to develop the concept of the new “baby project”.
In order to test their ideas and validate their hypotheses, they launched a questionnaire called “Feedback” through their parent networks – the survey addressed to new and future parents in the Principality of Monaco and beyond-“.
Anna was one of the 430 participants in the survey. She contacted the mums with this message: “Hi Clémence, my name is
Anna Campbell, I am a British expat, I have lived in Monaco for 10 years where I had my three children. Your project is very interesting, when I went through your questionnaire, it was as if I was reading my own thoughts and I recognised many if the issues I have encountered since moving to the Principality. I would love to get involved with you. I wish you good luck with your project and I hope to hear from you.”
And that’s how four mums embarked on the entreparents adventure.

OUR TEAM

Anna

“Happy parents, happy children”

Clémence

“Human adventures and my family are my motivations”

Emilie

“Flourish fully by combining life as a mother and a working woman”

Johanna

“Becoming a mum has given meaning to everything I do”.

OUR ROLE

We are four committed and visionary Tribe Chiefs, wishing to highlight the power of sharing to reveal values that were previously hidden.
Young Mothers, or more experienced Mothers, from here and elsewhere, we are mobilized, together, in this initiative to
positively impact the daily lives of parents and future parents in Monaco and beyond and to co-construct, with local stakeholders, a weaving of the existing ecosystem, with more meaning and harmony.
We embarked on this project out of passion in our roles as parents, our love for our children, and out of conviction that
our initiative can bring many beautiful things to the daily lives of parents in our community (and to our
own too). Our personal stories are very different but complementary. We share essential values and approach
interpersonal relationships in the same way, with respect, tolerance and kindness. We are curious, avant-garde, turned towards others and rather hyperactive. We have all experienced, at one point, that by being
supported and listened to, we can overcome many obstacles, find solutions to move forward. It is time to give birth
to a new listening and sharing space dedicated to parents, which has been lacking for too long here and will, we
hope, be the trigger for a growing interest in supporting parenthood in the Principality.
It is also important to emphasize that our initiative goes beyond the local scale and is part of a context of growing interest from
public authorities in all developed countries in projects to support and assist parenthood. In recent
decades, family structures have rapidly transformed, and new issues concerning in particular health,
education and the use of new modes of communication have emerged.
In addition, Monaco has been adopting a digital transformation of “Smart Principality” based on the
Monaco Extended program for several months. Finally, the pandemic that we are all going through has exacerbated the problems encountered by parents, and in particular this feeling of “being isolated”.
For these reasons, it seems that the time is right to create a connected and intuitive tool of public interest, integrating into this
global dynamic to meet a need that some professionals around us describe as an “emergency project”.