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Little Coffee Place scoured the coffee world for the best low acid coffee brands and we made their top 9 list! You can read the article here. Little Coffee Place is the passion project of Michael Hibbs, "a self-made barista!" Hibbs says, "Coffee is my passion and I made this website to share that to the world."
Out of over 100 bloggers, in March 2017, Thoroughly Reviewed awarded Mommee Coffee's blog a runner-up accolade! The competition was tough and we were compared against many longer-term more established coffee bloggers. Please read the article here.
The November/December issue of Stanford Magazine featured Mommee Coffee here.
Emilie and Sharon are alumnus of Stanford University. They met Sophomore year in the Toyon dormitory. Little did they know fifteen years later they would start a business together.
On October 6, 2016, Bravo TV's blog "The Feast" featured Mommee Coffee here.
Consistently the fastest growing Top 20 ad-supported cable entertainment network, Bravo continues to translate buzz into reality. Bravo's original programming "delivers the best in food, fashion, beauty, design and pop culture to the most engaged, upscale and educated audience in cable." Their blog "The Feast" described drinking Mommee Coffee as an experience where "Finally, you can get your buzz on without the guilt."
The September 2016 issue of Pregnancy & Newborn featured Mommee Coffee here.
Pregnancy and Newborn is a magazine and website dedicated to women who are pregnant and new mothers. Their Buzzworthy article about coffee during pregnancy highlights Mommee Coffee as "Made for Mamas" to combat their pregnancy fatigue.
On August 4, 2016, Kristin McGee featured Mommee Coffee here.
Kristin McGee is one of New York City’s leading yoga and pilates influencers, and a pioneer of the yoga movement. She has a clientele of high-profile celebrities including Steve Martin, Tina Fey, Emilia Clarke, Christine Taylor Stiller, and LeAnn Rimes Cibrian. Kristin’s is a contributing editor at Health and a spokesperson for Power Pilates Gym on HSN, and has featured in over 100 yoga and pilates videos. Her expertise has been featured in publications including The Huffington Post, Health, Mind Body Green, Fitness, Glamour, OK! Magazine, Prevention, VOGUE, InStyle, SHAPE, Women’s Health, People, and Oxygen. She has appeared on broadcast including CNN, Good Morning America, TODAY Show, CBS, FOX, The Early Show, Access Hollywood, and ABC. In 2016, she was named as one of the most influential yoga teachers in the U.S. by SONIMA. Kristin's article "Prenatal Must Haves" featured Mommee Coffee as the first item that a pregnant woman must have!
Working Mother is a multimedia company that describes themselves as a "mentor, role model and advocate for the country’s more than 17 million moms who are devoted to their families and committed to their careers." In Marisa LaScala's article "10 Out-of-the-Cup Ways to Get Your Coffee Fix," she posted ten unique products that incorporate coffee as raw material. The list includes earrings made out of coffee, socks that use coffee in the fibers, and skincare that incorporates coffee as an ingredient. We like to think Marisa saved best for last when she touted Mommee Coffee's Quarter Caf as a great way to even drink your coffee.
The May 2016 issue of Washington Parent featured Mommee Coffee here.
Washington Parent has been serving parents in the Washington Metropolitan Area since 1983, providing family enrichment through education and support . . . in print, online, and at selected events throughout the year. They have been recognized in the community as the most trusted parenting resource in Maryland, DC and Northern Virginia. Each month featuring articles written by professionals in the fields of child development, education, arts, special needs and more. Mommee Coffee is featured on the "Short Stuff"page where the Washington Parent staff posts news and notes.
On April 28, 2016 Parenting Squad featured Mommee Coffee here.
Parenting Squad is a community of parents, experts, and authors from all walks of life. They state that their opinions and views are varied and true, but their common tie is the health and happiness of children everywhere. In Nancy Flanders' article "How to Make Breastfeeding Easier," she discusses the need for awareness of how much caffeine a mother is passing through her breast milk to her baby and she mentions Mommee Coffee as a "a solution that allows you to control the level of caffeine in your body."
On April 28, 2016 Rebates Zone featured Mommee Coffee's Gentle Variety Pack here.
Rebate Zone's mission is to provide working coupon codes to their users. They test and verify coupon codes on daily basis. For their Mother's Day Gift Guide they stated "we understand that not all people are eloquent when it comes to expressing emotions, so a nice simple gift can express a lot where flowery words are meaningless. We have collected some of the best priced gifts from around the internet and compiled them in the form of a list, just for you." Their list highlighted the benefits of Mommee Coffee's Gentle Variety Pack!
The May Issue of Bay Area Parent features Mommee Coffee in the Lifestyle section called "Things We Like." According to Bay Area Parent, "Things We Like celebrates the best products, people and places that make parenting fun."
Connect with Amy Morrison's Pregnant Chicken Facebook page here.
Amy Morrison is the broad behind the bird. On April 20, 2016 she posted on her Facebook account about a Mommee Coffee giveaway. Currently, her Facebook page has 119,270 followers. We are ecstatic to be a part of the Pregnant Chicken community.
Connect with Catherine McCord's Weelicious Instagram here.
Catherine McCord is the amazing mompreneur behind Weelicious. On April 15, 2016 she posted on her Instagram account about her love of Mommee Coffee. Currently, her Instagram account has 132k followers. We are so proud to have had her reach out to her Instagram family about us.
Read full article here by KATE SCHWEITZER
Ask any mom what she had the hardest time giving up during her pregnancy, and alcohol won't come nearly as often as one other beverage of choice: coffee.
