Cool Mom Picks loves Parents Magazine

If you're one of the millions of moms who, like us, pass the time in the OB waiting room by flipping through Parents Magazine and then sneak it out in your bag (shhhhhh!), chances are you might have caught Cool Mom Picks co-founder and e…

Cool Mom Picks loves Parents Magazine
If you're one of the millions of moms who, like us, pass the time in the OB waiting room by flipping through Parents Magazine and then sneak it out in your bag (shhhhhh!), chances are you might have caught Cool Mom Picks co-founder and editor Liz Gumbinner featured as their September 2008 It Mom. Whoo!

Along with a few amazing pics of Liz, the article features a few of Liz's personal style tips and "can't-live-withouts" as well as an adorable shot of her sweet daughters and their cool dad, Nate.

Thanks to Parents for choosing one of our favorite cool moms as their "It Mom," and making the rest of us just a little bit jealous. -CMP Staff 

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