5 Companies Dedicated To Making Parents Lives Easier

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Being a parent today is harder than ever before. From navigating the internet and managing screentime with kids, to the astronomical cost of raising kids, which now averages over $300K,there is a seemingly never ending list of hurdles to having children.
Fortunately, there are startups dedicated to improving the parental experience through innovative, tech-based solutions.
Securly is a company dedicated to providing students K-12 with a safer, more educational online experience. From AI that recognizes when a student might be getting bullied, to using social media to develop emotional intelligence, they want to use the internets strengths to benefit children while mitigating the risks. They have an app for parents to monitor their kids online activity and trade im worrying and uncertainty for peace of mind.
Tinyhood is an online education platform made for parents, by parenting experts. Their courses are flexible, online, and accessible to parents from all backgrounds. They offer a grant program that provides a free annual membership to selected applicants.
Finding the right daycare and preschool can be a challenge, especially with the limited capacity of many of these services. Winnie is a marketplace dedicated to making this search easier. They provide parents with specific details about the facilities, and help get kids into childcare faster.
If you want to work for a startup that helps the next generation of parents, here is our list of companies hiring now.
- B2C
- Early StageStartup in initial stages
- Website
- https://www.thedopple.com/
- Employees
- 11-50
- Locations
- New York City, San Francisco, New Jersey
- About
Dopple is the next generation retail e-commerce platform for brands to reach millennial parents, offering the most delightful and convenient experience discovering brands, while shopping from home. Dopple is the premiere children's clothing subscription service, offering the world's coolest kids styles in a convenient try-on-at-home model.
- Industries
- AlgorithmsE-Commerce PlatformsStartupsSubscription BusinessesFull Stack Startup
- B2C
- B2B
- Growth StageExpanding market presence
- Top InvestorsThis company has received a significant amount of investment from top investors
- 4.4Highly ratedSecurly is highly rated on Glassdoor, with 4.4 out of 5 stars
- 4.6Work / Life BalanceEmployees rate Securly 4.6/5 on Glassdoor for work / life balance
- 4.3Strong LeadershipEmployees rate Securly 4.3/5 on Glassdoor for faith in leadership
- Website
- http://securly.com
- Employees
- 201-500
- Locations
- United States, San Jose, United Kingdom, Charlotte, Pune, San Francisco Bay Area
- About
Our mission is to cultivate a safer digital world for children. We see the internet as a space for learning and exploration, and social media as an opportunity to develop emotional intelligence and social competence.
- Industries
- K-12 EducationMobile DevicesArtificial Intelligence / Machine LearningB2B · SaaS · Mobile · Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning
- B2C
- B2B
- Early StageStartup in initial stages
- Website
- https://www.tinyhood.com
- Employees
- 11-50
- Locations
- Boston
- About
Offering online courses, one-on-one consultations, and moderated communities - led by professionally certified parenting experts.
- Industries
- Top 10% of respondersWinnie is in the top 10% of companies in terms of response time to applications
- Responds within a weekBased on past data, Winnie usually responds to incoming applications within a week
- B2C
- B2B
- Early StageStartup in initial stages
- Website
- https://winnie.com/
- Employees
- 11-50
- Locations
- Remote
- About
Winnie is a marketplace for child care built on powerful data systems and backed by a trusted community of parents and providers. Parents use Winnie to discover high-quality local daycares and preschools and learn all about their programs including detailed descriptions, photos, tuition information, licensing status, availability data and more.
- Industries
- Underserved ChildrenChild CareOnline Marketplaces
Jobs
Software Engineer, Full StackFull-time2 months ago$140k – $160kRemote only • United States5 years of exp- B2B
- Scale StageRapidly increasing operations
- Top InvestorsThis company has received a significant amount of investment from top investors
- Valuation $1B+This company has a valuation of $1B or more
- Website
- http://www.ridezum.com
- Employees
- 201-500
- Locations
- Redwood City
- About
Zūm is the leading provider of safe, efficient and reliable child transportation for school districts and busy families. Zūm saves schools money and parents time by providing flexible transportation options through its network of highly vetted drivers and advanced scheduling, routing and tracking technology.
- Industries
- FamiliesUnderserved ChildrenChild Care
Jobs
Senior iOS EngineerFull-time1 week ago$210k – $240kRemote only • Redwood City, California5 years of exp

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