Camille Jaramis

Can Parenting Tech Be Built for Good, Not Just Growth

Camille is open about her love–hate relationship with capitalism: she believes in building successful businesses, but rejects the idea of “growth at all costs.” She shares her vision for how parenting tech can be structured differently—capping profits, reinvesting into community initiatives, and ensuring accessibility for families who can’t afford expensive consultants. It’s a candid look at how to balance entrepreneurship with responsibility in an industry that parents desperately need to trust.

Business with Boundaries: Redefining Profit in Parenting Tech

Camille is outspoken about her discomfort with “growth at all costs.” She discusses her vision for businesses like Yawn to cap profits, reinvest in community initiatives, and create sustainable models of support—balancing entrepreneurship with responsibility to families.

The Parenting Questions Google Can’t Answer

Parents don’t just struggle with sleep schedules and feeding charts—they wrestle with the odd, funny, and sometimes scary questions that don’t appear in any manual. From a toddler who won’t sleep without three bananas to worries about whether a behavior is normal or a red flag, these “ungoogleable” moments fuel stress and self-doubt. Camille Jaramis created Yawn to fill that gap. Drawing on her expertise as a certified sleep consultant, bestselling author, and founder of a 670,000-member parenting community, she built an AI companion that delivers context-aware, judgment-free guidance. Instead of canned advice, parents get the reassurance and clarity they need when nothing else seems to fit.