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Dizzy Lizzy
Bored with clothing lines for her children that she found either too dressy or too casual, Tampa resident Liz Guerra got to work creating her own children’s clothing line. After researching the perfect fabrics for her line, she designed bell bottoms, jump suits, board shorts and all kinds of cute, hip clothes that looked great on her two kids, a boy and a girl. The line grew by word of mouth and the rest, you could say, is history. Currently in the works developing her company website, you can catch her at The Junior League Market this coming weekend where she will have a table or you can email her at www.dizzylizzyllc@verizon.net to get more information on her designs. Dizzy Lizzy is sold locally at Little Peeps and Steven Slario Sandals too.
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The New Mom’s Network
Come to the Bungalow Thursdays from 11-noon, to experience what Baby Bungalow is known for—connecting moms. Moms of infants and expectant moms come together at the Bungalow to discuss relevant topics, such as, sleeping, feeding, developmental milestones, etc. Experts, such as Maria Velasco, their certified lactation counselor, might stop by to impart some words of wisdom and help calm new mom jitters. Pre-registration is not required and there is no cost for this group.  It’s a great way for new moms to connect with other new moms and discuss any issues or questions they might have. Baby Bungalow, 3106 W. Azeele St., Tampa, FL 33609, (813) 356-1293; visit www.babybungalow.org
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Unbury Your Child’s Treasure
Running out of space on your refrigerator and bulletin board to showcase your tot’s artwork, but can't stand the thought of parting with his creations? artimusart.com offers the option of preserving your tots' masterpieces. Artimus Art publishes beautiful custom hardcover portfolios of children's artwork and hosts online galleries to share the images with select family and friends—or the whole world. You can also choose to have images converted to oil masterpieces…what better way to preserve those treasures.