105. How one mom turned heartbreak into healing for others with Angel Leung of Baby Bean Consulting
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Ep. 105: Figuring out how to harness your story and loss to build a business
Today’s episode is a special, off-schedule release in honour of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day.
After enduring pregnancy losses, including a second-trimester miscarriage during the pandemic, Angel Leung realized she had the tools to advocate for herself—but most people don’t. So she created the kind of support she wished she had: clear, compassionate, personalized care for families going through the unthinkable.
In this episode, we discuss:
- Angel’s journey through loss
- Pivoting from employee to entrepreneur
- Using lived experience to design meaningful, heart-led offers
- Building a business from your values (not just your resume)
- Claiming the niche that scares you—because it matters most
- Parenting through grief, and what our kids can teach us about loss
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Ep. 95: The emotional journey of surrogacy and parenting with Stephanie Bosello – Spotify or Apple
Ep. 94: How to co-regulate without losing yourself as a parent with Tracy Adams – Spotify or Apple
Ep. 86: How to start a consulting business as a mom: Tiffany Rosik’s career pivot story – Spotify or Apple
About Angel Leung
Angel is the founder of Baby Bean Consulting, created from her passion to walk alongside parents through the heartbreak and hope of growing a family. She supports women and families navigating miscarriage, pregnancy after loss, and birth trauma — helping them feel seen and cared for when it’s hardest to find support.
A Registered Nurse with both clinical expertise and personal lived experience, Angel blends evidence-based care with heartfelt compassion and advocates for better understanding and support around perinatal loss.
📧 angel@babybeanconsulting.ca
About Andrea Barr
Andrea Barr is a certified career and life coach for ambitious parents and the host of All Figured Out—the podcast and associated events for people who want more freedom and flexibility as they juggle work and life as parents.
Andrea leads in-person gatherings across Greater Vancouver and online workshops designed to spark conversation, inspire new strategies, and build community for the messy middle of modern parenthood.
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