Psst...I know a mom...

At Cool Mom Picks, we love to cheer on our fellow moms, spreading the word about cool stuff created by parents we know and the ones we wish we knew. Whitney Hill, founder of iknowamom.com , has brought together hundreds of those moms she…

Psst...I know a mom...
At Cool Mom Picks, we love to cheer on our fellow moms, spreading the word about cool stuff created by parents we know and the ones we wish we knew. Whitney Hill, founder of iknowamom.com, has brought together hundreds of those moms she knows in an ever-growing index of business owners and artists. And you know? The list is terrific from what we've seen so far.

You'll find tons of CMP faves like Blue Poppy jewelry, Resa Design, and Posh Peacock, just to name a few, along with photographers, artists, and graphic design services. So it's a great resource for shoppers who like to support family-owned small businesses, or for those of you entrepreneurial types out there looking to list your company in, well, great company. -Julie

Browse mom-owned businesses at iknowamom.com

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