Bloggers
National Parenting Products Awards (NAPPA) Website
Website: http://www.nappaawards.comThe National Parenting Products Awards (NAPPA) is one of the longest running and most respected awards programs in the country and connects families with quality products. For more information visit www.nappaawards.com
Melissa’s Healthy Living
Website: http://melissashealthyliving.com/Melissa Halas-Liang is a nationally recognized nutrition educator, Registered Dietitian, Certified Diabetes Educator, and wellness expert who truly “practices what she preaches.” She personally lives a healthful lifestyle while also inspiring others to do the same.
Super Kids Nutrition
Website: http://www.superkidsnutrition.com/Whether it’s helping kids eat healthier with her children’s books or inspiring parents and students to live more nutritionally fit through education, Melissa Halas-Liang believes good nutrition plays a vital role in spiritual, physical and mental health.
The Twin Coach
Website: http://www.thetwincoach.comBlogger Gina Oshin, and parent of twins, posts everything from summaries of parenting lectures she attends, to practical advice for dealing with issues such as tantrums and sibling rivalry, to her ongoing journey to become a more mindful parent.
Beyond the Brochure
Website: http://beyondthebrochurela.comBy Christina Simon, Anne Simon and Porcha Dodson. A blog for parents who are applying to private elementary schools in Los Angeles. And, what life is really like at some of these schools. – See more at: http://beyondthebrochurela.com/new-to-the-blog-start-here/#sthash.guAHzZ57.dpuf
KnowsyMoms
Website: http://knowsymoms.comKnowsyMoms is the place for college parents. It will help you with everything from what to buy to how to handle social and emotional challenges you and your student may encounter.
www.babbledabbledo.com
Website: http://www.babbledabbledo.comThink of Babble Dabble Do as your warmly messy, always accessible, online studio space; a place you can come to find a little art and design, a little magic, ahem, I mean science, and many other projects for kids.
Not on a Diet
Website: http://www.notonadiet.com/blog/We are a professional nutrition counseling office located in Torrance, CA. led by registered dietitian Sumner Brooks. Our practice is based on a non-dieting mentality, allowing clients to finally find a peaceful relationship with food.
Mommy Loves Tech
Website: http://mommylovestech.comMommyLovesTech.com is a tech lover’s resource for the latest must-have gadgets, websites, tech news and information founded by FOX 11 News and Good Day L.A. weathercaster and anchor Maria Quiban.
Weelicious
Website: http://weelicious.com/weelicious focuses on quick, easy, nutritious recipes that are made using fresh, but minimal ingredients. The recipes appeal to a range of ages – from infants starting on solid foods to school-age kids and even adults.
Taster Tots L.A.
Website: http://tastertotsla.com/Kid friendly. Adult fare. Taster Tots L.A. is a Los Angeles-based restaurant blog and food-related news source for parents and families.
Illustrated with Crappy Pictures (life, marriage, parenting, etc.)
Website: http://crappypictures.com/Amber Dusick is the author of the bestselling humor book, Parenting: Illustrated with Crappy Pictures and a contributing writer to The Huffington Post, SheKnows.com and Ladies’ Home Journal. Her blog, CrappyPictures.com, receives over a million views a month from parents looking for a laugh.
Good Reads with Ronna – reviewing the latest & greatest books plus reading-related products for kids & families.
Website: http://www.goodreadswithronna.com/Ronna Mandel, former Associate Editor at L.A. Parent, is now a freelance writer who interviews authors, reviews children’s books and educational products and promotes reading-related events.
Museum Stories, art & culture for grown-ups with kids
Website: http://museumstories.com/Even though Los Angeles has some of the country’s finest museums, busy parents often know very little about them. Museum Stories is a blog about what’s happening at L.A. art and cultural museums for grown-ups with kids.