In this episode, we’re talking to Angel Leung — registered nurse and founder of Baby Bean Consulting. After experiencing pregnancy loss herself, Angel set out to create something she wished she’d had at the time: a compassionate, informed space that supports women through miscarriage, pregnancy after loss, and birth trauma.

Angel and Denzil talk about the realities of starting a business while navigating new motherhood, why advocacy is key to changing how workplaces approach pregnancy loss, and how her personal journey became the blueprint for innovative care.

Trigger Warning: This episode discusses pregnancy loss, miscarriage, and related emotional experiences. Listener discretion is advised.

What You’ll Learn

• How Angel’s personal journey inspired innovative healthcare solutions
• Balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship
• Strategies for workplaces to improve support for pregnancy loss and birth trauma
• The role of advocacy in improving women’s health and systemic change

Guest Bio
Angel Leung is a Registered Nurse and the founder of Baby Bean Consulting, a business dedicated to supporting women through miscarriage, pregnancy after loss, and birth trauma. Combining her clinical expertise with personal experience, Angel advocates for better healthcare practices, expert education, and systemic change to ensure women receive the compassionate care they deserve.

Resources mentioned

• Baby Bean Consulting – Website
• Angel Leung on LinkedIn
• Baby Bean Consulting on Instagram
• Angel’s Playbook - Lessons for Starting Your First Business

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