Mamaista- Grab a daily bite

I love all of theses new daily online magazines popping up that get delivered right into your inbox with a bite of information. I like this because as a mom of three, All I have time for are small bites of this and small bites of that. Too much information is exactly that...too much information.

Mamaista sends out a daily email featuring only the latest, most cutting-edge products and services for babies, tykes, tots and moms. All recommendations are made with an eye to helping savvy, recessionista mamaistas find products that are not only stylish, but also versatile investment purchases that will last for many years to come.

Developed in response to the demands of modern moms who don't have time to search thousands of blogs, read through long email newsletters, and spend hours trolling message boards for product advice, Mamaista allows its powerful audience to separate the hip from the hype with just one short and chic daily email.

Offering one product recommendation per day, Mamaista will feature the latest developments in children's toys, clothing, gear, food and health-related products, as well as stuff just for moms. With a team of veteran cool hunting mothers from across the country that road-tests the most exciting new products and services, Mamaista then chooses the best of what's out there and delivers it directly to the inboxes of its subscribers free of charge, Monday through Friday.

According to Elina Furman, Mamaista's Publisher and former Editorial Director of WomansDay.com and Seventeen Online, "Mamaista is like that mom in your lunch club who can feed her baby, send out 10 emails, tell you all about the latest technology in high chairs and still manage to look like just she stepped off the pages of Cookie magazine all at the same time."

Furman came up with the idea to start Mamaista after giving birth to her son. Suddenly, the Daily Candy emails alerting her to the latest boutiques, restaurants and nightclubs seemed irrelevant. "Seemingly overnight, I became a lot more interested in strollers and nursing bras than in handbags and lingerie," says Furman. "The problem was that there was not one daily email that delivered practical and stylish product recommendations for moms in a fun, concise and well-designed format."


Subscriptions to Mamaista are free and require only an email address.