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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.

Making Memories

By SavvyMom / April 20, 2007

Play: Everyone likes to, whatever your game, whatever your age. Moms: Constantly agonize over ways to keep everyone in the…

For the Wise(y)

By SavvyMom / April 19, 2007

Hanging ten around the world wide web looking for some funky new gear for babies and kids, you might come…

Spring Fling

By SavvyMom / April 19, 2007

It’s time for a spring fling. Not ‘fling’, as in ‘put your dancing shoes on’, but ‘fling’ as in ‘fling…

Paper Trails

By SavvyMom / April 19, 2007

The health card. The social insurance number. The birth certificate. The passport. The eye-popping paperwork: it’s enough to make you…

Fun Fishy Flavours

By SavvyMom / April 12, 2007

Fast family meals (dare we say fast food) are a modern day fact of life. Our healthy, fast and delicious…

Westside Story

By SavvyMom / April 12, 2007

Westboro is baby crazy. Strollers and Starbucks are everywhere. Young families are sprouting up faster than you can say, “What…

Babies & Briefcases

By SavvyMom / April 12, 2007

Media headlines scream out: “Women struggle to juggle work and family”. Like, that’s news? Those of you who are well…

It’s a Family Affair!

By SavvyMom / April 12, 2007

Moms understand the importance of children’s health care—whether it be a fever, a broken bone, allergies or something more serious.…

The First of an Ongoing Series of Observations about Being a Mom Entrepreneur

By SavvyMom / April 10, 2007

There is no doubt that being an entrepreneur is hot these days. There are thousands of small business start ups…

On the List

By SavvyMom / April 10, 2007

Fridge Before Kids: jar of mustard, beer, left-over sushi and six-pack of Diet Coke.
Fridge After Kids: water, organic milk, bag of apples, string cheese, six pack of Mini-go, chicken soup…the list goes on.

Suddenly the grocery store has risen to new heights on the list of where-it’s-important-to-shop these days. (Never mind the drugstore and your new $100 a week diapers and wipes tab).

Hark back to the days when cave-moms needed to stock up for the winter with wholesome nuts and berries; we just feel better when the larder is stocked with good finds for the family. That’s why we’ve been trolling the grocery and drugstores to find some excellent additions to your shopping list: