Professional event planner Amy Burstyn Fritz gives us all party goals with her spectacular, tropical themed toddler birthday party.
Anita Gatto is the Chief Growth Officer of her own experiential marketing agency, Self Employed. Along with her business partner, Chief Branding Officer and new mom, Sarah Ivory, they’re forging a new way to find start-up success that embraces working motherhood, instead of stifling it like so many of their job environments did before.
Renovations are always full of questions: floor plans, layout, tiles, fabrics and finishes…Which is why we’re all about following designer Alison Milne as she goes through the process of a huge remodel. Here’s an update to her renovation diary.
Alyssa Furtado is tech whiz turned working mom and she’s taking on the change with the least guilt possible. To recap her life before she had her son Elliot last…
In Part 1, Fashion and PR insider Shauna McMahon told us how and why she planned a 4-month family break with her husband, John, and 11-year old twins, Finn and…
PR pro Shauna McMahon hopped, skipped and jumped throughout Europe for 4 months with her smiling brood in tow. In today’s post, she shares how and why to prep for such an amazing getaway and wait for part 2 later this week, when she shares the nitty gritty: Where to stay, what to see and how to keep the kids happy along the way.
The Love, Mom team has known Katie Green, a Montreal-based PR and marketing dynamo, for a long time (since the aughts). We witnessed her move up the ranks at L’Oréal…
I was determined to move into my new condo like a grown-up: In an orderly fashion with no boxes that break during transition or any clothes stashed into garbage bags…
Amy Burstyn Fritz is trained to dream up her daughter Grace’s first birthday party. She’s a PR, event-planning and brand-building pro who recently launched Burstyn Inc. along with her business partner and mom, Helen Burstyn. We got her to fess up about how she planned this Pinterest-ready party without stressing out.
As the summer kicks into full gear, we’re already putting ourselves on the bottom of list. So before we get too wrapped up in packing, unpacking, driving, parking, cleaning, entertaining, cooking and of course, parenting, let’s remember to hug it out with ourselves. Here are 5 easy ways to do it…
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