Creator of JenneTastic®
What connects a portable sensory tent and a book about preparing important information for loved ones? For Jennefer Simoneau, both begin with noticing something people need—and finding a practical way to help.
Jennefer is the founder of JenneDesign, a company she created to become her own boss and turn her ideas into products with a purpose. Her work brings together professional experience in business operations, production management and human resources, along with her involvement in real estate and her motivation as a mother.
JenneTastic grew from seeing families search for sensory support options that did not fully meet their needs. Her book, Point final., addresses another concern: helping people organize important information so their loved ones have less to navigate after a death. The subjects are different, but the intention behind them is closely connected.
This is the story of the person behind those projects, grounded in the background and motivations Jennefer has shared.
From Organizing Work to Building Her Own Business
Jennefer’s professional background includes business operations, production management and human resources. Her responsibilities have involved organizing work, coordinating teams and keeping operations running smoothly. That experience has shaped her resourcefulness, versatility and attention to detail—qualities she now brings to JenneDesign.
These roles involve both people and practical responsibilities. Work needs to be organized, teams need coordination and daily operations need attention. Jennefer’s experience has given her a foundation in taking responsibility for those moving parts and helping them function together.
Her involvement in real estate adds another dimension to that background. She manages rental properties and coordinates renovation projects, extending her hands-on approach into the organization of properties and improvements. It is another area of her life where planning and follow-through matter.
Together, these experiences help explain why practical ideas appeal to her. Her working life has involved making arrangements function, coordinating the people involved and paying attention to details. Creating her own company gave her an opportunity to apply that experience to ideas she wanted to pursue herself.
Why She Created JenneDesign
Jennefer founded JenneDesign because she wanted to become her own boss and turn her ideas into purposeful products. The company represents both her entrepreneurial ambition and her desire to make everyday life easier.
Her approach starts with noticing a need. She listens to people and looks for a practical way to help. That is the foundation she describes for her work: an idea becomes meaningful when it responds to something people are trying to manage.
Starting JenneDesign gave her a way to take those ideas forward under her own direction. She could bring her resourcefulness, organizational experience and attention to detail to projects with a purpose she understood.
For someone discovering the company, this provides useful context. JenneDesign reflects the interests and initiative of its founder. Jennefer is determined, approachable and full of ideas, and the business gives those qualities a place to develop into products and resources.
The Need That Inspired JenneTastic
The idea for JenneTastic grew from seeing families looking for sensory support options that did not fully meet their needs. Jennefer wanted to offer a practical option while making sensory support more approachable.
She also wanted to help families feel more comfortable addressing a subject that can sometimes be difficult to discuss. That part of her motivation matters alongside the product itself. The need she noticed included the experience of looking for support and talking about what a family was trying to find.
Parents and other family members may approach a sensory product with questions about how it would fit into daily life. They want to understand its purpose, see the actual product and consider whether the arrangement suits their child. Teachers and daycare workers have their own questions about the setting in which it might be used.
Jennefer’s reason for creating JenneTastic provides a starting point for those conversations. She saw families searching for something that better matched their needs and wanted to contribute another option. The product grew from that observation and her desire to make a practical difference.
A Product With a Clear Everyday Purpose
JenneTastic is JenneDesign’s portable, inflatable sensory tent. Its intended role is a defined space for a voluntary, supervised pause. It is designed for indoor use by children aged three and older, with adult supervision.
That gives the product a specific place in the wider conversation about sensory support. A parent, grandparent, teacher or daycare worker can consider whether a portable tent would suit the child and the space available. The decision depends on the child’s comfort with the arrangement and how it would be used.
Portability is part of that practical purpose. A tent that can be set up and put away offers a different arrangement from a permanently established corner. For a family or setting considering its options, that distinction may be relevant to available space and everyday routines.
A defined tent space will not be every child’s preference. Some may prefer an open reading corner or a familiar chair. Understanding JenneTastic’s intended use allows people to consider it as one option and make a decision based on their own circumstances.
For this introduction to Jennefer, the central point is why she pursued the idea. She wanted to respond to a need families were expressing with a product they could examine, understand and consider for themselves.
Making Sensory Support Easier to Talk About
Jennefer’s motivation includes helping families feel more comfortable discussing sensory needs. She recognizes that the subject can sometimes be difficult to address, and she wanted JenneDesign to offer an approachable way into that conversation.
Questions about support often begin with something concrete. A parent has noticed an uncomfortable moment in the day. A grandparent wants to understand what might help during a visit. A teacher or daycare worker is considering the options available in a shared space. Clear information gives those questions somewhere to go.
The approach Jennefer describes—notice a need, listen and find a practical way to help—keeps people’s circumstances at the centre of the discussion. It begins with what someone is experiencing and what they are looking for.
Her biography does not describe a single dramatic event behind JenneTastic. What she shares is a need she noticed among families and an intention to respond. That straightforward account is an important part of her story: she paid attention to a gap and chose to work on an idea that might help address it.
Motherhood and the People Who Motivate Her
As a mother, Jennefer draws motivation from her gratitude for her family. Motherhood reinforces her desire to plan ahead and make life easier for the people she loves.
That motivation connects her personal life with the purpose of her projects. Thinking ahead, organizing something useful and considering what others may need are themes that appear in both JenneTastic and Point final. Each gives a different form to her interest in making practical matters more manageable.
Jennefer also expresses appreciation for the professionals who support children and parents. Their work is part of the wider picture she values. A product exists within the relationships, knowledge and everyday efforts of the people around a child.
Her account of motherhood is about gratitude and motivation. It explains why she cares about making life easier for others without requiring assumptions about her children’s experiences or her family’s private circumstances. The information she has shared is clear: her family matters deeply to her, and that appreciation helps drive her desire to create and prepare.
Her Book, Point final.: Preparing for Loved Ones
Jennefer’s practical approach also inspired her book, Point final. Designed to help people organize important information for their loved ones, it addresses the questions and responsibilities that remain after a death.
The purpose is to help families have less to navigate during an already difficult time. By preparing information ahead of time, a person can give attention to practical matters before loved ones are left to manage them.
This is a different subject from sensory support, but it belongs fully in Jennefer’s story. Her interest in planning ahead extends beyond everyday routines. With Point final., she turns that intention toward a period when families may be grieving while also facing practical responsibilities.
The book reflects her desire to make life easier for the people she loves. It gives that motivation a tangible form: a resource intended to help organize information that others may need later.
Jennefer’s biography does not provide a chapter list, describe specific documents included in the book or make legal claims about its use. Its stated purpose is the important point here. Point final. helps people prepare important information for loved ones, with the aim of leaving families less to sort through after a death.
Two Different Projects, One Consistent Intention
JenneTastic and Point final. respond to different parts of life. One offers a portable space for a supervised pause; the other helps people prepare important information for those they love.
Their connection comes from Jennefer’s way of approaching a need. She pays attention to what people may have to manage and looks for something practical she can create in response. That approach allows her ideas to take different forms while retaining a clear purpose.
Her professional background helps explain the organizational side of that work. Her experience coordinating teams, managing operations, overseeing rental properties and coordinating renovations has shaped her versatility and attention to detail. Her family provides a personal reason to care about preparation and making life easier.
Seen together, the product and the book offer a fuller introduction to Jennefer than either project alone. They show the range of her interests and the intention that connects them: turning a real need into a thoughtful, practical solution.
Getting to Know the Founder Behind JenneDesign
Jennefer Simoneau brings an entrepreneurial spirit and a hands-on approach to JenneDesign. She created the company to pursue her own ideas, drawing on years of professional responsibility and a personal commitment to the people she loves.
Her story includes business operations, production management, human resources, real estate, motherhood and authorship. Each is part of the background she brings to her work. JenneTastic and Point final. are two expressions of what she wants to do with that experience.
As we introduce JenneDesign this October, getting to know its founder is a natural place to begin. Her biography explains the intention behind the company and the need that led her to create JenneTastic. Product demonstrations and everyday examples will provide the next opportunity to see how that idea takes shape.
Discover JenneTastic
To learn more about Jennefer’s portable sensory tent, explore the JenneTastic product page for its features and intended use.
JenneTastic is intended for indoor use by children aged three and older, with adult supervision, as a voluntary space for a temporary pause.