Big Little Choices

Meet Ishani. Raised in New York but raising her son in India. She talks about why it was important for her to move to India to start a family and the deliberate choices she has to make as a mother.

Meet Meighan. She tells her story of a whirlwind international romance, an unhappy marriage and her choice to leave and become a solo parent to her two kids.

Meet Karen. She talks about her infertility diagnosis, the decision to adopt and the realities of having a mixed race family. She tells an inspiring and vulnerable story of how you can make unconventional choices and yet find a happy ending.

Meet Joyce. From a career in tech to starting an upscale Asian bakery called La Chinoiserie, she’s had to make many choices to follow her passion for food. She tells her story of leaving a financially stable and prestigious job to pursue her dream, her work at a 3 Michelin star restaurant and the importance of asking for help.

Meet Mari. An activist and feminist, she marches to the beat of her own drum. All her choices speak to her intention of ‘my body my choice’. We talk about her choosing to be a single mother by choice, having a home birth, not defining her child by a gender and to breastfeed for as long as she chooses.

Meet Sharon. Raised with a Jewish and American identity; she talks about her inspiring choices to marry an Indian, raise a child in a culturally mixed home, and the challenges of adapting to a life that has unfamiliar traditions, food and language.

Meet Sharon. Raised with a Jewish and American identity; she talks about her inspiring choices to marry an Indian, raise a child in a culturally mixed home, and the challenges of adapting to a life that has unfamiliar traditions, food and language.

Meet Neha. Mother to 3 kids, doctor and an unconventional educator. She didn’t want to conform to societal norms of where and when her kids went to school and instead found an alternative path to educating them.

Meet Rhea. Funny, genuine and smart. She talks about the choices she had to make when she had her son, Kai. And how prioritizing her child's needs over her own health was the only choice she thought had in that moment.

Meet Lauren. She grew up with lofty goals and a desire to pursue a career that gave her status and a sense of achievement. A career in finance gave her all that until she realized that she didn't want to chase the lifestyle and instead do what more was meaningful to her.