Big news! Fireworks on the Long Beach waterfront are back this year! Harbor Breeze Cruises and the Long Beach Convention & Visitors Bureau are hosting a FREE 4th of July fireworks show at 9pm. The show will take place in Queensway Bay, with viewing points
Here in Long Beach we are incredibly lucky to live so close to so many gorgeous beaches, but with the sand, the sun, the schlepping—sometimes a trip to the beach is more trouble than it’s worth. Not to worry. Read on for some easy mom
After being cooped up at home for months, there are finally some exciting opportunities to get out there and experience Long Beach. This Father’s Day, let’s show dads how much we appreciate them with a day packed full of unexpected activities. An Outing Why not
It’s your day, mamas! Time to treat yourself with some local Long Beach deals created just for you. The businesses featured in the guide are all owned by wonderful local women and/or moms. These strong entrepreneurs form the foundation of our community, and have worked
It’s starting to warm up here in Long Beach, and that means many of us will be venturing into the great outdoors for our first family picnic of the season. Whether your destination is the beach, the park, or even your own backyard, these tips
Parenthood, but make it sustainable: Cloth Diapering Part 1 by Nicolette Zangari, M.A a member of Long Beach Moms since 2021 When my husband and I first planned to start a family, we knew we wanted to try our best to make sustainable choices when
Parenthood, but make it sustainable: Cloth Diapering Part 2 by Nicolette Zangari, M.A a member of Long Beach Moms since 2021 The choice to go with cloth diapers is a personal one. It doesn’t appeal to everyone (understandably), and it does take time, financial resources,
Long Beach has a plethora of unique ways to take care of your health + wellness. Support our Long Beach Moms Partners who are contributing to the enhancement of your health + wellness goals, or uncover new opportunities for well-being! Click on any image to
Challenges with traditional education that have been minimized for years were seen up close and personal when parents suddenly found the classroom in their homes during the pandemic. As classes returned to in-person, parents were faced with a decision to continue with the status quo
February is American Heart Month By: Mark Lee, M.D., FACC, medical director, electrophysiology, MemorialCare Heart & Vascular Institute at Long Beach Medical Center According to the Center for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC), nearly 700,000 people die of heart disease in