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SavvyMom brings moms across Canada solutions to their everyday dilemmas, from green living to home organization, finding the best baby and mom products, planning birthday parties and entertaining the kids.

The SavvyMom Holiday Stress Giveaway Rules & Regulations

By SavvyMom / November 11, 2009

1. HOW TO ENTER: No purchase necessary. The SavvyMom ‘Holiday Stress’ Contest commences on Thursday, November 12 and ends Sunday,…

Life’s Little Emergencies

By SavvyMom / November 11, 2009

Sometimes life can get a bit queasy—and it’s not just us, the kids feel it too. The trouble is, you’re…

Life’s Little Emergencies (with sky)

By SavvyMom / November 11, 2009

Sometimes life can get a bit queasy—and it’s not just us, the kids feel it too. The trouble is, you’re…

Some Wine with Your Coffee?

By SavvyMom / November 10, 2009

One of my savvy responsibilities includes the selection and management of all the contests and promotions we run at SavvyMom.…

Holiday Wrapping Solutions

By SavvyMom / November 10, 2009

You might not have fully embarked on the ‘making a list and checking it twice’ program yet, but there’s no point in being in denial about it. We all know that moms are really the ones who help Santa get everything done. (Sorry, elves, just sayin’.)

Skårt Children’s Art

By SavvyMom / November 9, 2009

Art thou searching for some great art for your children’s rooms? Never fear, this week’s pick is here.

Good Debt/Bad Debt

By SavvyMom / November 5, 2009

Simply put, having a family is rewarding. It can also be expensive. It goes beyond the new expense of diapers and a fancy stroller in the early days.

Holiday Gift Giving At Pottery Barn Kids

By SavvyMom / November 5, 2009

From Our Sponsor With the holidays approaching, now more than ever, we find ourselves thinking about the ones we love.…

Super Zuppa

By SavvyMom / November 5, 2009

Let’s buck the trend and not talk about the flu. Let’s talk about soup instead. Then again, soup is good…

Coffee with Monkeys

By SavvyMom / November 5, 2009

In some restaurants, the term “kid-friendly” actually means a sheet of paper and a cup of broken crayons. But sometimes…