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There's a new group for Moms that is just getting started over at LilaGuide.com, a place for real parents and local advice on the best pediatricians, clothing suppliers, photographers, and much more.



Looking for advice?

Want to share your expertise on one of the many and varied parenting issues?

Then this is the place for you!

Great new place for Moms who WAH or just SAH to talk about anything you'd like. Thinking about becoming a SAH or WAH mom? We've got tips and a helping hand when you need it. We'll cover work at home companes, Great Blogs written by moms for even more tips and even places on the web where you can make a few extra dollars. Join Now and get in on the fun.


Join me and Nessa (the brain behind the group who is offering a contest for new members) at Lilaguide!


Click Here to Join!

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  1. Mel Avila AlarillaMay 19, 2008, 4:09:00 PM

    Hi Sandra,
    Thanks for your visit to my blog and for the nice comments you left behind. I think your invitation is not applicable to me since I'm a dad not a mom. He, he, he, *lol* Thanks for subscribing to my blog. I have already subscribed to this blog. Thanks again and God bless you and your loved ones always.

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