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Article: Clayton, Mo., Stay-at-Home Mom Builds Company Out of Decorating Nursery.
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- St. Louis Post-Dispatch (St. Louis, MO)
- Article date:
- January 9, 2004
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Byline: Virginia Baldwin Gilbert
Jan. 9--Kim Gellman, 35, thought she had missed being part of the Internet generation.
"You know, the people who learned about it in college or as kids. I missed that," she said. "Younger people seemed more Internet savvy."
But she has been a quick learner. Eight years ago, when Gellman became a stay-at-home mom, she began selling customized bedding, furniture and gifts for babies at fairs and shows. At the time, Gellman thought she'd open a store when her baby started school.
But at a friend's urging, she got on the Internet instead.
Now, her baby is 7 years old, and his brother is 5. She ...
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