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17 Things We Love About Being a Mom
Mother’s Day is around the bend, so we’re sharing our favourite 18 musings from Moms—including some from our Savvy Storytellers. We may love breakfast in bed, but more importantly, here’s why we love being a mom.
41 Things SavvyMoms Don’t Leave Home Without
Some women are all about the ‘it bag.’ At Savvy HQ, we’re more about the ‘it’ that’s inside the bag. Here’s our editors’ list of 41 Things SavvyMoms Don’t Leave Home Without—from the insiders at SavvyMom.
5 Spring Style Essentials
Off the runway and into your closet, these five style staples are essential for any spring wardrobe. Find out what’s trending this season.
9 Financial Mistakes to Avoid
With tax season upon us, we’re often looking for ways to help our budgets look brighter. Here are 9 Financial Mistakes to Avoid.
A Parent’s Guide to Snapchat
Embraced by teens and perhaps your kids, Snapchat is a free picture and video app that enables you to send pictures and videos to your friends that delete within seconds. Hereès what you need to know about how the app works and how to keep your kids safe.
10 Amazing Reasons Why We Love Being a Mom
On this Valentine’s Day, we’re sharing our 10 reasons why we just love being a mom (although we do like chocolates, flowers and extra sleep as well).
28 Spectacularly Spooky Halloween Crafts, Treats and Costumes
Make sure your Halloween is the most spook-tacular one yet for your little goblins. We’ve got 29 Halloween Recipes, Crafts and Costumes from our spook-tacular bloggers. Trick or Treat!
What It Takes to Be a Great Coach
Being a hockey and soccer mom over the last few years has definitely given me some insight into what it takes to be a great (and not-so-great) coach. I’ve seen my two boys thrive under the leadership of a coach who really understood how to get the best from them and encouraged them to take chances, try hard and have fun. I’ve also comforted my youngest son after several practices where his coach continued to yell to the point that my son shut down and didn’t want to try at all. It was truly heartbreaking.