Publisher: MomAdvice

About MomAdvice.com MomAdvice MomAdvice is a community for women that are looking for ways to stay organized, stay sane, and stay within their budget. MomAdvice founder, Amy Allen Clark, was searching for information on problems that arise in a mother's every day life, but could not find a site out there that catered to everything that she was looking for. Amy decided to pool talents with her web designer husband and create a site that offered this information for mothers and a safe web community where mothers could chat. With this vision, and her husband’s knack for design, MomAdvice was born. MomAdvice was officially launched January 2004. MomAdvice receives visitors from all over the world looking for information on topics such as these and they also offer a forum where members can discuss and share their own tips with each other. We here at MomAdvice continue to expand our site and we look forward to providing more useful services to our community in the future. Press Coverage Print & Television Coverage CBS Early Show New York Times Parenting Magazine Redbook Magazine Parents Magazine Ladies Home Journal Women’s World Magazine All You Magazine The Miami Herald Hemispheres Magazine The Morning Show with Mike & Juliet WSBT Channel 22 WNDU Channel 16 Michiana Family Magazine Web Coverage Walmart Martha Stewart's Everyday Food MSN Money Bon Appétit OhDeeDoh Craftzine The Housekeeping Channel Wisebread The Dollar Stretcher About Amy Amy Allen ClarkAmy Allen Clark has been the driving force behind MomAdvice.com since 2004. In addition to running a successful community for women and running after her kids, she has served as spokesperson for Minute Maid, Walmart, Cascade, Glade, Jack's Pizza, Cheer and is currently the home management "genius" for Kenmore. Amy also has appeared in various media outlets such as The Early Show, Parents Magazine, Redbook, Martha Stewart's Everyday Food, MSN Money, and the New York Times. Amy's written her first book, "The Good Life for Less," published by Penguin Books and is available to work as a contributing writer, speaker, or spokesperson for your brand. Brand Campaigns & Spokesperson Work Walmart Videos 1 2, Product Feedback, Conference Rep Minute Maid Videos, Radio Spots Kenmore Articles, Crazy Cleaning Confessions Campaign, Videos 1 2, Live Demos 1 2, Radio Tour Glade Media Tour Cheer Satellite Media Tour Cascade Media Kit Content Jack's Pizza Commercial Shoot Speaking Engagements Savvy Blogger Summit Keynote AdTech:Chicago Mind of Moms Blissdom Honors Parents Magazine Power Mom Neilson 50 Power Moms "50 of the Most Powerful and Influential Women in Social Media" Michiana 40 Under Forty Contributors Diana Bauman Diana is a mother of three, proud wife, and humbled daughter of God. She finds the most joy meeting with Jesus in her organic gardens and is completely blessed to be able to call herself a stay at home mom where she home educates her children, joyfully serves her husband, and cooks simple food to nourish her family. You can find all of her seasonal recipes with a splash of traditional cooking on her website, My Humble Kitchen. She loves connecting with people on Facebook, Google+, Pinterest and Instagram. Kelly Whalen Kelly Whalen is the author of The Centsible Life, a website she started her blog 5 years ago to help her family dig their way out of debt. The site has become a resource for readers, and Kelly has become a well-known mom blogger and a respected voice in the personal finance realm. When she’s not packing lunches or helping with homework for her 4 kids she’s busy talking money and motherhood on Twitter and Facebook. Mary Carver Mary Carver is a writer, church planter, wife, mom and recovering perfectionist. She writes about her imperfect life with humor and honesty, encouraging women to give up on perfect and get on with life at www.givinguponperfect.com. She also contributes to incourage.me and MothersofDaughters.com, and she'd love to connect with you on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram. Sarah Milne Sarah is a stay-at-home mama of three little ones with an overflowing passion for design, both online and offline. The family of five lives in a creative, happy, healthy home in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Sarah is the creative mind behind Daffodil Design, an independent design studio, and a brand new blog, SarahMStyle, a delightful little space where she shares ideas, inspirations, loves and bits of her every day. Sarah spends the majority of her time keeping her family happy and full-bellied. When she’s not building LEGOs or jumping on the trampoline, she loves to soak up a good home décor magazine, dream up interior projects, mamarazzi her kids, sip a hot latte, craft the night away, or release energy at the gym. Shaina Olmanson Shaina Olmanson is the freelance writer, photographer, and home cook behind Food for My Family. Cooking daily with and for her four kids and husband, Ole, drives her desire to inspire other families to do the same. She believes life exists in the small bits and simple moments shared: the way the room brightens with the fresh, bursting scent of citrus being peeled by a small child's hands, exploring the sidewalk after a hard rain, the sharp tang of minced garlic hitting hot oil in a pan. Food for My Family has been named one of the Top 100 Mom Food Blogs by Babble.com for the past four years. Shaina is the author of Desserts in Jars: 50 Sweet Treats that Shine, has served as the food editor for Lifetime Moms, and contributes regularly to a variety of online sites and traditional print magazines. She lives in the Twin Cities of Minnesota, an urban oasis surrounded by farms and fields of green. Jami Boys - Managing Editor Jami Boys is a blogger, virtual assistant, and passionate do-it-yourselfer who lives in the green, lovely, and often rainy Pacific Northwest with her husband and two children. Whether it's baking bread, creating a floor from paper and glue, or growing vegetables and canning them, Jami's done it and written about it. She's happiest transforming old stuff into something new and beautiful and then photographing it for her readers at AnOregonCottage.com where she shares all this while attempting to live simply and embrace everyday life.