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How boredom from COVID sparked business ideas for Houston families
Three area families used the down time of quarantine to come up with ideas that fill a need and teach the children about how business works.
Allison Bagley December 29, 2020Updated: January 4, 2021, 12:40 pm
Ian Harrell, 8, left, and Gabriel Harrell, 9, started Little People Lemonade at the encouragement of their parents. Photo: Courtesy photo
When school was closed this spring, Shelby Liang, 6, Tyler Liang, 8, and Toby Liang, 9, were exposed to their parents’ jobs in a new way.
Their mom, Susan Lin, works in mergers and acquisitions. Often, when she hung up her calls, she got questions from her kids. ....

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