Hannah Craig's guest appearances

Hannah Craig

Boss Barista

Dogs Unknown

The River Rundown

Justin Phillips

Erica Escalante

Alice Wong

Adam JacksonBey

Becca Woodard

Reggie Elliott

Jen Apodaca

Soleil Ho

Noa Berger

Ian Williams

James Hoffmann

Christina Snyder

Rwandan Coffee

Ildi Revi

Andrea Allen

OwlTail

For most of us, bringing home a new puppy conjures many warm, fuzzy images and feelings. We think about puppy snuggles and kisses, introducing the puppy to family and friends, taking them for walks, and including them in our favorite activities.And while puppies are amazing and can bring a lot of joy, they’re also a TON of work, and the reality of puppy ownership doesn’t usually match up to the vision we’ve created in our mind (or the one we’ve been sold on social media).Enter the Puppy Blues. The puppy blues is an informal term that refers to the feelings of sadness, anxiety, overwhelm, regret, and other negative emotions many folks experience in the days, weeks, or months after welcoming a new puppy into their home.If you’ve experienced the Puppy Blues - you’re not alone. A LOT of other dog owners have experienced them, too. We’re joined today by one of those individuals - Hannah Craig, a client at Instinct Hudson Valley, who has generously agreed to share their experience with us today.Hosts Brian Burton (he/him/his) and Sarah Fraser (she/her/hers) are Co-Founders and Co-CEOs of INSTINCT Dog Behavior &amp; Training. Both are Certified Dog Behavior Consultants and have Master's degrees in Animal Behavior from Hunter College/CUNY.INSTINCT has 11 locations across the US and services the global community via virtual consults. Over 20,000 students have also taken courses at INSTINCT's online school (with many free courses available): Learn more at https://www.instinctdogtraining.com/INSTINCT Resources:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/instinctdogtraining/Online School https://onlineschool.instinctdogtraining.comFree Monthly Seminars (Puppy Parenting Roadmap, Rescue Dog Roadmap, Behavior Roadmap): https://www.instinctdogtraining.com/seminars/Youtube Version of the Episode (video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUao_pZNroc

For most of us, bringing home a new puppy conjures many warm, fuzzy images and feelings. We think about puppy snuggles and kisses, introducing the puppy to family and friends, taking them for walks, and including them in our favorite activities.And while puppies are amazing and can bring a lot of joy, they’re also a TON of work, and the reality of puppy ownership doesn’t usually match up to the vision we’ve created in our mind (or the one we’ve been sold on social media).Enter the Puppy Blues. The puppy blues is an informal term that refers to the feelings of sadness, anxiety, overwhelm, regret, and other negative emotions many folks experience in the days, weeks, or months after welcoming a new puppy into their home.If you’ve experienced the Puppy Blues - you’re not alone. A LOT of other dog owners have experienced them, too. We’re joined today by one of those individuals - Hannah Craig, a client at Instinct Hudson Valley, who has generously agreed to share their experience with us today. Hosts <a href="https://www.instinctdogtraining.com/personnel/brian-burton/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Brian Burton</a> (he/him/his) and <a href="https://www.instinctdogtraining.com/personnel/sarah-fraser/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sarah Fraser</a> (she/her/hers) are Co-Founders and Co-CEOs of INSTINCT Dog Behavior &amp; Training. Both are Certified Dog Behavior Consultants and have Master's degrees in Animal Behavior from Hunter College/CUNY. INSTINCT has 11 locations across the US and services the global community via virtual consults. Over 20,000 students have also taken courses at INSTINCT's online school (with many free courses available): Learn more at <a href="https://www.instinctdogtraining.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instinctdogtraining.com/</a> INSTINCT Resources: Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/instinctdogtraining/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/instinctdogtraining/ </a> Online School <a href="https://onlineschool.instinctdogtraining.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://onlineschool.instinctdogtraining.com</a> Free Monthly Seminars (Puppy Parenting Roadmap, Rescue Dog Roadmap, Behavior Roadmap): <a href="https://www.instinctdogtraining.com/seminars/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instinctdogtraining.com/seminars/</a> Youtube Version of the Episode (video): <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUao_pZNroc" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUao_pZNroc</a>

The Puppy Blues with Client Hannah Craig (Summer Mini-Episode)

What is it like being a working parent? I imagine most of you would say it’s not easy. Now, what’s it like being a working parent in the service industry, where many folks make minimum wage, and considerations for working parents, like paid parental leave or schedules to accommodate childcare, are often seen as a nuisance?  Hannah Craig is a barista in Louisville, Kentucky, and has a toddler named Luna. In this interview, we talk to Hannah about what it’s been like being a working mother in the coffee industry. From having to fight for your job after taking parental leave to demanding a space to pump, she has had to constantly work to make her voice heard.  Hannah’s stories—both at work and at industry events—speak for themselves. If you own a business, I urge you to listen carefully to Hannah, and work on how you can make your workspace friendlier for working parents. 

What is it like being a working parent? I imagine most of you would say it’s not easy. Now, what’s it like being a working parent in the service industry, where many folks make minimum wage, and considerations for working parents, like paid parental leave or schedules to accommodate childcare, are often seen as a nuisance?  Hannah Craig is a barista in Louisville, Kentucky, and has a toddler named Luna. In this interview, we talk to Hannah about what it’s been like being a working mother in the coffee industry. From having to fight for your job after taking parental leave to demanding a space to pump, she has had to constantly work to make her voice heard.  Hannah’s stories—both at work and at industry events—speak for themselves. If you own a business, I urge you to listen carefully to Hannah, and work on how you can make your workspace friendlier for working parents.

Hannah Craig on Parenthood in the Service Industry [081]