Tell us a bit about your role…

There’s always random, fun tasks here and there, but I mostly assign articles, manage a team of writers, edit and publish content, and write content for the site.

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And how did you get there?

I’ve been an editor for more than 15 years. I did a similar job for another company prior to Your Baby Club, and when I heard YBC was hiring, I knew it would be a good fit for me.

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What were your first impressions of FanFinders?

A great environment! I love everyone I work with. Everyone is so kind, and there’s such a huge importance placed on family coming first, which is what I need because, when I started working here, I’d recently had a baby.

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You mentioned your first degree was split between journalism and dance- how was that!?

I grew up dancing. I was a dancer first (I even went to a performing arts high school for dance), and a writer second. When I got to college, I couldn’t decide which to pursue, so I did both and got dual degrees.

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And what kind of dance captivates you?

All of it! But mostly ballet first, and then modern, or contemporary dance. Though I did do a little West African dance over the years and that was fun (and funny), so I have a soft spot for West African as well.

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And as you’re in the States, have you seen Strictly Come Dancing?

I haven’t! I’ll have to check that out! I watched So You Think You Can Dance for many years, but I eventually stopped because it hurt my heart a little bit to see them performing, knowing I was done with that phase of my life. That and all of the new, younger kids were crazy skilled!

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Speaking of bingeable content, are you spending more time on Netflix or Spotify?

Netflix. When you have a newborn at home, you’re up at all hours of the night and a good binge-worthy show can help.

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But you also discovered you could paint at 33. What do you love painting the most?

Yeah, that was a life-changing discovery. I love painting dancers the most. It feels like a new way to dance, it’s just on paper. I also paint a lot of athletes and portraits. I do watercolor paintings, but every now and then I’ll take acrylic and do an abstract painting to sort out my feelings.

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Here are some of Kim’s paintings!