The Only Parts I Didn’t Like
If you follow me on Twitter, you may have noticed I’ve talked nonstop about the Type-A Mom conference for weeks now.
There are two things I need to bring up, and Kelby, I do not believe either of these actions reflected on the conference as a whole. These two incidents were simply bad choices made by individuals, who you’ll notice are not being called out by name.
#1 As a woman, speaking at conference focused on empowering women, do not ever point to a man in the room and suggest he knows how to code simply because he is in possession of a penis.
I about died. All I could think to do at that moment was to sputter to my tablemate, did she really just say, “There’s a man, ask him?”
#2 Never publicly question anyone about their stance on adult products, toys, marital aids, etc unless specifically invited to do so. I attended the conference as Heather Solos, founder of Home-Ec 101. None of my readership has any business knowing what happens in my bedroom. While I am “on duty” as a representative of the business I have worked hard to build, I would appreciate being treated as a professional. If this makes me sound like a prude, so be it. I have never sought the public’s opinion in that regard.

Bravo! Thanks for standing up for all of us, who do not feel its prudish to be responsible. Our brands depend on it.
Excellent points, Heather. You don’t sound like a prude to me!
Thanks ladies. I don’t want to focus on the negative, but I’d rather it be in the semi-open. I’m not about to start a snarkfest on Twitter or anything over these minor incidences. As I noted I left the conference very pleased and had an enjoyable time.