Any-Mom.com is published by moms like you who struggle with the everyday challenges of juggling parenthood, career, family, and friendships. It’s a place where moms can share information and experiences, get good advice, and best of all, take a little break.

Although we’ll be offering you our stories each week, we would also like to hear yours. So please feel encouraged to leave us comments with your experiences, advice, and suggestions to make this blog work better for any and every mom.

Cre8iveMom – Mom to a 10-year-old boy and 7-year-old girl, Cre8iveMom is a freelance writer based in quirky New Hope, Pennsylvania. She claims to have “the best gig in town” working from home while the kiddies are in school then being able to pop on her mommy hat as the bus rounds the corner every afternoon. Cre8iveMom also manages to squeeze in her fair share of reading, exercising, social networking and searching for that elusive pair of perfect-fitting, non-mom jeans.

MoltoMom – Mom to two boys – ages 5 and 2 – MoltoMom lives just outside Philadelphia, and is a freelance writer (www.jacquelinemclaughlin.com). She works to balance a career and her family while trying to make time for some of her favorite things: cooking, reading, and traveling. She often collapses into bed at night wondering if she has forgotten something she didn’t remember.

MusingMom is – Mom to two little girls, 4 and a half and 16 months. MusingMom lives outside of Philadelphia Pa, in Conshohocken and is a work in progress. She is a stay at home mom dabbling in freelance writing. She strives to get her daughter to school on time, to have an acceptable dinner on the table every night when her husband arrives home from work and to get the kids to bed by 7:30. What happens in between all of that is another story…..

OrganizerMom – Mom to a 7-year-old boy and head of a home-based business, OrganizerMom likes to read, sleep and eat chocolate. To work off all that sloth, she studies aikido and karate and does power gardening three seasons a year. For over 6 years, she has been training her husband to turn off lights when he leaves a room.