
Evereden’s Baby Products are the perfect baby shower or baby sprinkle gift
- westsidemommy
- November 26, 2020
- babyproduct
- babyshower
- evereden
Moms who have “been there before” know which items they received at their first child’s baby shower were practical and which were not. One thing a child will always need is a bath! Newborn skin can be so sensitive, the last thing you want to give is something that will irritate them. Made by Moms […]
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Shop Local and Benefit the Community at Gratitude Market in Culver City
- westsidemommy
- November 22, 2020
- culvercity
- gratitudemarket
- lisa schultz
When I first started this blog seven years ago, one of the first events I produced was a fundraiser, Desserts for Disaster Relief, benefiting the victims of typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines. I am grateful to everyone who came together to help raise money for relief efforts, and am thankful for their friendship and kindness. […]
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Helpful items for virtual school
- westsidemommy
- September 15, 2020
- distancelearning
- homeschool
- school
So much has happened since school went virtual for Los Angeles Unified School District students in March due to COVID-19. It started off really rocky, with complaints from parents and students alike. Now, almost a month into the Fall semester, my daughter and I have gotten into the groove and are not completely hating it. […]
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Things you might already own to help you stay clean “down there”
- westsidemommy
- March 14, 2020
- Amazon
- cleaning
- coronavirus
- emergency kit
- momhacks
unsplash-logovisuals Finally, my laziness to get rid of things I don’t regularly use paid off! My husband would disagree, but I also know he doesn’t want to overpay for necessities such as toilet paper. Before you read on, know that this post contains affiliate links. Westside Mommy is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC […]
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Learning games and toys to get right now
- westsidemommy
- March 11, 2020
Now that the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has most of us home-bound, how does one entertain themselves and their family during this time? I grew up without cable television, some toys, a brother and sister, and a big imagination. I researched some low-cost, screen-free entertainment options that are both fun and educational. Please note that these […]
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New Baby Nice-to-Haves
- westsidemommy
- August 20, 2019
- baby
Several weeks ago, I posted New Baby Necessities, about basic items for caring for a new baby. Since then, I’ve used some items I found super-helpful, most of them received as gifts or gifted hand-me-downs (which I prefer). I’m sure this list will grow, but here’s what I’ve loved so far: *This list contains affiliate […]
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New Baby Necessities
- westsidemommy
- June 25, 2019
- baby
- products
My kids are over five years apart. By the time I got pregnant with my second, I didn’t have much baby stuff left. Thankfully, I have a wonderful network of mom-friends who supplied me with maternity clothes, baby clothes, and baby items. Even though it was offered, I declined a baby shower, due to pregnancy […]
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Food makes the best Valentine’s Day gift
- westsidemommy
- January 17, 2019
- food delivery
- milkandeggs
- valentines
This post is sponsored by Milk & Eggs. I am part of the Milk & Eggs ambassador program. This post contains affiliate links. All opinions are honest and 100% my own. “A way to a man’s heart is through his stomach,” but as a woman, I have to say the same goes for me. As […]
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Dealing with Winter Colds without medication
- westsidemommy
- December 21, 2018
- coldremedy
- winter
Every year, around this time, I get sick. Mainly, I blame it on the drastic weather change, and usually it’s because I make a trip back East. However, this year we didn’t fly out of town, and I’m still feeling miserable. My mother was never one to buy over-the-counter medication, let alone see the doctor […]
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Test Prep with TEST TUTOR Publishing
- westsidemommy
- October 29, 2018
The following is a paid, sponsored post for Test Tutor Publishing Gifted and Talented Testing Growing up, I attended both public and private school. While there were several differences, one thing remained: and abundance of tests. These aren’t just the tests the teachers administer, but standardized tests given to all, or some students. As a […]
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