 
												WOW MOM Features
August 14, 2019
These L.A. #BossMoms Infused their Culture into Traditional Desserts and Won
Angelenos are known to have a sweet tooth. These L.A. Boss Moms did something about it and struck gold.
 
												Angelenos are known to have a sweet tooth. These L.A. Boss Moms did something about it and struck gold.
 
												Three years ago Heather Nieves began practicing meditation and her life (and body) took such a positive turn, she went on a mission to help more women “fall truly, madly, deeply in love with themselves,” she says.
 
												When companies are looking to market their brands and products to parents in the South Bay area of Los Angeles County, they reach out to media and marketing strategist (and bonafide #bossmom) Laura Stotland.
 
												Cecily, an actress, content creator and founder of the HOLLYMOMTRESS Blog delivered her daughter Sloane in September 2018. Her son Blake is nine-years-old now.
 
												A proud L.A. Valley girl, Veronica Navarro keeps busy. She has three kids: Vie, 10; Zoe, 3; and Levi, 2 with whom she spends a lot of time as a stay-at-home mom.
 
												In high school, Rebecca Rueth loved art, creative writing and she had a special affinity for animated Disney movies so she wrote a letter to the The Walt Disney Company letting them know she wanted to become an animator.
 
												In a time when social media channels are bustling with self-care advice from wellness enthusiasts, motivational quotes from life coaches and personal anecdotes about finding strength from women across the country— the story of Aalia Lanius stands out.
 
												s an LAUSD Middle school teacher, Natalie Berghoudian has made it a point to teach her students about the harmful effects of bullying.
 
												Lorena Alvarez always knew that exposing her children to different places, people and cultures would help them become more accepting and humble adults.
 
												Being a mother is one of the most beautiful, unique roles on this planet. There is no manual on how to be a good parent. And certainly if there were one, we’d each need to redesign it as our children are all unique and will grow up with different talents and gifts.
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