Basketball & Cheerleading at the Montebello YMCA

Kids can learn the fundamentals of basketball and cheerleading at the Montebello-Commerce YMCA.

Many parents like the YMCA programs because there are no extra fees or fund raising and the uniform is included for sports teams. It's also one of the only organizations in the area that allow 3 year olds to play on the sports teams. Practices are once a week in the evenings and games are on Saturday mornings at the Montebello High School gymnasium.

Early Registration before March 1 is $75 members/$125 non-members, add $25 for registration after 3/1. Cheerleading requires an additional $45 for the uniform and pom-poms.

For questions regarding basketball the YMCA at 323-887-9622, for cheerleading questions you can email Cheer Coach Pineda at: pinedars @ yahoo.com.

Museums with Free Admission

The Rose Garden at Exposition Park.

Visiting a museum is a great way to spend time with the family, especially if it's free! Make sure you check into days the museum is open, look into parking fees, and bring money for meters in case you find street parking which may be cheaper.




 

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FREE EVERY DAY: 

At the Los Angeles County Museum of Art kids can sign up for NexGen membership and get free admission for themselves and one adult every day. Otherwise, free admission on the second Tuesday of the month and on select Monday holidays. LACMA also has a great Sunday program where kids can make their own art with real artist art supplies from 12:30-3:30.

At Exposition Park just outside downtown L.A. the California Science Center (space shuttle!) and the California African-American Museum are free everyday.

Griffith Observatory is a mainstay of Los Angeles and features astronomy exhibits, a huge telescope, and a great view. Free everyday. Free parking!

The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in downtown L.A. is free everyday. This fashion history museum is a must for teens that love fashion!

On the westside the Getty Center and Getty Villa features art, architecture, and gardens. Free everyday. Reservations required.

Also downtown is the Wells Fargo History Museum featuring a stagecoach and a mural of Los Angeles in 1859.

Hollywood Bowl Museum, free parking until 4pm. Visitors can also take the "Bowl Walk" and see the sights of the Hollywood Bowl.

U.C.L.A.'s Fowler Museum. Take advantage of the location and take your teens on a campus tour!

E.L.A.C.'s Vincent Price Art Museum, offers free admission and free events. The museum is located on the southeast corner of campus.

San Pedro's Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, offers free admission, but accepts donations. Parking is $1 an hour and a nice calm beach across the parking lot is great for families with young children.
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FREE EVERY WEEKEND:

Whittier's hidden gem, Pio Pico State Historic Park, offers expansive lawns, a native plant garden, and tour a 160 year old adobe.

Montebello's gem, Juan Sanchez Adobe, is open every Saturday, from 1-4pm.

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FREE ONE DAY A MONTH:

On the same block as the LACMA, the Page Museum/La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles' Miracle Mile is free the first Tuesday of every month with the exception of July & August. Parking $10.

Also in Exposition Park is the Natural History Museum which offers free admission the first Tuesday of January, February, March, April, May, June, October, November, December, and every Tuesday in September. Parking $10.

La Habra Children's Museum offers free admission the first Saturday of the month. Free parking! My daughter loved this place!

Kidspace Museum in Pasadena offers free admission the first Tuesday of the month from 4-8pm. Free parking!

The Autry Museum offers free admission on the second Tuesday of the month. Located across the street from the L.A. Zoo. Free parking.

The L.A. County Arboretum and Botanic Garden in Arcadia offers free admission on the third Tuesday of the month. Free parking!

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MuseumsLA.org has an fantastic calendar that organizes free admission days in a weekly calendar for museums in the Los Angeles area. Click here for a better view.

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Bank of America cardholders can get free admission with "Museums on Us"

The first full weekend of every month, Bank of America offers free admission to museums nationwide including the Discovery Science Center in Santa Ana and the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles. Each B of A cardholder gets free admission.

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CalWORKS or Food Stamp Families receive free admission to 29 museums & gardens every day!

Visit any of the participating museums & gardens, show your EBT card with a photo ID, and you & your family are admitted free!
Click here for a list of participating museums & gardens.



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How to get Free Shipping online!

Online shopping is very convenient, what's not to love about shopping at 11pm after a hot shower and in comfy pajamas, but shipping costs can easily add $5 or more to a total, and that's money I'm not willing to part with. Here are the strategies I use to get free shipping at online retailers.



1. Check retailmenot.com or do a quick Google search using the words free shipping code and the name of the online retailer.

2. Fill the online shopping cart with enough merchandise to meet the minimum purchase requirements to qualify for free shipping. I sometimes will purchase a range of sizes to make sure my kids get the best fit and return the item that doesn't fit well to the brick & mortar store for a refund.

3. Visit the brick & mortar store and ask for a free shipping code. Often if an item is not in stock the store will offer free shipping at it's online store. I've done this at the Children's Place when I wanted to boys slim sizes and at the Disney Store when a dress size I needed was out of stock. In both instances I asked for a free online shipping code and I was given one.

4. Have a store associate place the order! If an item is not in stock at the store or if it is only available online you can ask an associate at the brick & mortar store to order it online for you. I've done this at Gymboree for swimsuits and at the Disney Store for princess attire. In both instances the shipping fee was waived. Kohl's has a kiosk where customers can order items online, when ordered through the kiosk in store the shipping is free!

5. When ordering online chose the pick-up in store or ship-to-store option. Usually you’ll have to go to customer service to pick up the item, or some stores have a special pick-up counter for online orders. At Best Buy I’ve used this option several times to guarantee that I get a copy of a video game or DVD at special limited time only pricing and not have to pay for shipping. I've also used it at Payless Shoes when I found a great online coupon, with free ship-to-store, I paid only $4 for a pair of kid dress shoes!

For more ways to save money online and elsewhere visit my Ways to $ave page!

Valentine's Day GIVEAWAY!

Hey everyone! It's GIVEAWAY TIME!!!

I was just thinking about the most memorable Valentine's gift I ever received. Here's my story:

One Valentine's Day my husband picked me up at work to take me out to lunch. We walked to the parking lot and he opened the car door for me. I happily sighed and said something about how nice he was being. He came around to the driver's side and when he got in he said, "You think that was nice; I even farted outside of the car! Happy Valentine's Day Honey!" By far, the most memorable gift ever.

Now it's your turn! I'd like to hear your story of the best or most memorable Valentine gift you have ever received.  Write your story on Montebello Mom's Facebook Page under the Giveaway post and you have a chance to win of of two sets of 12 McDonald's free food coupons for kids.

Deadline to enter is 2/14/13 at 11:59:59PM. Two winners will be chosen by MontebelloMom.com staff. Winners will be notified by Facebook message and will be asked to respond with a mailing address. Prize will be mailed via USPS. Good luck!

Chinese New Year Celebration: IKEA Covina, Sunday, 2/10

 

 

Celebrate Chinese New Year at IKEA Covina!

Sunday, February 10

10am-5pm

 

The first 50 customers will receive a free bamboo plant.

 Free family friendly activities from 11-Noon, 1-2pm, & 3-4pm.

Free slice of cake between 2-5pm.

Spend $150 or more between 2-4pm and spin the wheel for a prize.

 

I love IKEA, it's so much more than a furniture store, it's a destination. My kids love it too! Click here to see why.

Sunday Bowling Special: AMF Beverly Lanes

 

Get your kids into bowling early on Sunday mornings from 9am - Noon at AMF Beverly Lanes.

 

$1 per game and $1 shoe rental.

Each game is 10 frames, which includes 20-21 chances to launch the bowling ball down the lane.

 

If you have young children, upon request, the attendants will raise the gutter guards and bring out a green dragon bowling ramp so the kids can push the ball off the dragon's head and watch it roll down the lane. Beverly Lanes provides bowling balls to use free of charge. The lightest ball weigh 6 pounds and is light green in color.

Chinese New Year Contest: Shops at Montebello

 

Celebrate Chinese New Year at the Shops at Montebello Mall!

 

Visit the mall every day now through February 10 and complete an entry form. Drop the form in the contest entry bin found at the mall's Center Court. Three winners will get tickets to see the Golden Dragon Parade in Chinatown and a $100 gift card! One lucky winner will receive a trip to San Francisco! Enter once a day now, through February 10. Winners will be chosen and notified on February 11.

 

Don't Ignore Aches and Pains! Chiropractic Therapy with Dr. Ng

Me in 1982.

Ever since I was a kid I experienced severe leg pain after a long day of activity. I knew it wasn't attributed to weight because as a young child I was as skinny as a twig.

My parents diagnosed it as "growing pains."

As a teen, a physician said the pain was caused by my sneakers.

With each of my three pregnancies and thereafter I experienced recurring pain related to sciatica. I was told by doctors that nothing could help alleviate the bouts of teeth-clenching pain I was experiencing twice a day.

Dr. Cathy Ng

After 30+ years of living in pain, and convincing my father that I was fully grown and it could not possibly be growing pains, I was referred to chiropractor, Dr. Cathy Ng.

I've heard a few things about chiropractors from co-workers, and one of my first questions to her was, "You aren't going to paralyze me are you?" After that I never once doubted Dr. Ng's abilities.

Her treatment and my recovery is nothing less than amazing. At my first visit Dr. Ng diagnosed me with scoliosis; the curve of my spine was unmistakeable on the x-ray.

I was given a treatment plan and after a month I was hardly experiencing any pain at all. It's nearly three years since I started seeing Dr. Ng and I can go weeks without experiencing any of my previous symptoms.


In addition to my treatment, Dr. Ng began adjusting my children for wellness purposes. They sometimes giggle or squirm, but they love the attention and I love that Dr. Ng is helping them stay healthy. Any time one of my kids experiences a major fall or bump they ask, "The next time you see Dr. Ng, can I go with you?"

To say Dr. Ng is passionate about her work is an understatement. I have never met a physician who is genuinely excited to share their knowledge with others. She is a very caring person who is sincerely interested in the well being of her patients.

 I tout the benefits of chiropractic care to anyone who complains of chronic pain. Trust me, she's the real deal, a true healer.

Dr. Ng practices in Arcadia. You can find more information about her services at http://drcathyng.com/.

Bug Day: Cal Poly Pomona Farm Store, Saturday, 2/2

 

 

Touch millipedes and hissing cockroaches, get up close with moths, butterflies, and cicadas at...

Cal Poly Pomona Farm Store's

 *Bug Day*

CANCELLED, Sorry :(

Saturday, February 2

9:00AM - 3:00PM

 

Admission $2 for 12 and older, $1 for ages 2-11, and kids 2 and under are free. Parking is $3.

 

Farm Store, 4102 S. University Drive, Pomona, CA 91768, (909) 869-4906

 

For more information click here.

 

 

 

 

Papa John's Coin Toss Pizza Giveaway! Win Free Pizza!

This is the second year Papa John's is hosting the Super Bowl Coin Toss pizza giveaway.  Fill out the form with your contact information and vote if the coin toss will land heads or tails. If the coin falls your way you win a free pizza!

Also, upon voting Papa Johns gives a promotional code, VOTE 35, to get 35% off any large pizza, and yesterday I received a code, VOTE50, to get 50% off any large pizza!

I voted heads and my husband voted tails, so either way our family is getting a pizza!

Click here to vote in the Coin Toss!

 

 

Lego Chima Challenge: Toys R Us Stores, Saturday, 1/26

 

The Toys R Us events usually include a small giveaway for the child, such as a poster, sticker sheet, or toy. Parents usually get a flyer with information about the product and sometimes a coupon. In Montebello the events are held at the front of the store.

 

Lego Chima Challenge

Saturday, January 26

Noon - 2pm

Toys R Us Stores

 

 

 

 

 

 

Teen Author Panel: Central Library, Downtown L.A., Thursday, 1/24

Teen Author Reading Night

Thursday, January 24

6:30 - 8:00PM

Central Library

630 W. 5th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90071

(213) 228-7000

Four young adult authors will be reading excerpts from their books and answering questions at the Central Library in downtown on Thursday, January 24 from 6:30 -8:00pm.

Jeff Gottesfeld (Robinson's Hood)

Leslie Margolis (One Tough Chick)

Lauren Strasnick (Then You Were Gone)

Cecil Castellucci (The Year of the Beasts)

 

 

 The Central Library is a quick trip on the Montebello Bus Lines.
Route 40, which travels along Beverly Boulevard will drop you off right at the library's door.

 

 

Make a Valentine: Michael's Stores, Saturday, 1/26

 

Free Family Event: Make a Valentine

Saturday, January 26

10 - Noon

 

Visit the Michael's Store Events page for more information.

 

There are Michael's locations at the Quad in Whittier, Downey Landing on Lakewood, West Covina at the Lakes, and in Pasadena on Colorado. Or use the store locator feature to find another store in your area.

Family Fun Activity: IKEA, Covina, Saturday & Sunday, 1/19-1/20

I love IKEA! The entire store is so family friendly I often take the kids just for fun. There is a drop off play area where kids can play in a fun supervised environment for up to an hour while parents shop.They offer free kids meals on Tuesdays and no adult purchase is necessary!
IKEA is hosting a free family activity on Saturday, January 19 & Sunday, January 20 from 1-3pm. For more information about this event, click here.

Lunar New Year Street Festival: Alhambra, Saturday, 2/16

This annual street festival covers five city blocks on Valley Blvd between Garfield and Almansor Avenues. The event features live entertainment, carnival rides, food, and local vendors.

 

Lunar New Year Street Festival & Carnival

Saturday, February 16

10am - 5pm

1 - 400 Blocks of East Valley Blvd, Alhambra

http://www.alhambranewyearfestival.com/

Montebello Christmas Tree Pick Up

Montebello Athens Services

Christmas Tree Pick Up

Christmas Trees will be picked up on your regular scheduled collection day through Saturday, January 12.

Trees should be free of decorations, stands, and please do not cover the tree in a bag.

If you missed your pick up day, you can put your tree in the green waste container or call Athens, at 888-336-6100, to schedule a bulky item pick up least a day in advance. The office is closed Sunday.

Family Friendly New Year's Eve Events: Monday, 12/31

There are three great events tonight perfect for families to celebrate the New Year.



Great Night! Family New Year's Eve Celebration
Irvine, Great Park
5-9:30pm

Free admission. $10 parking. Live music, dancing, food, rides, games, activities for kids. Alcohol- free. Pay only for the food!


New Year's Eve Party
Old Town Monrovia
7pm-12:30am

Free admission. Live music, kid area with games/activities, champagne toasts, New Year's ball, beer/wine garden.


New Year's Eve in Downtown Long Beach
5pm-2am


Rose Parade
Colorado Blvd, Pasadena
Noon Monday - 10am Tuesday

Free. Pack up the sleeping bags, food, and make a night out of staking out a prime spot for the Rose Parade on Tuesday morning.



*New Year's Day*
Autry Museum, Griffith Park
10am-4pm

Free admission on 1/1/2013!

Ultimate Free Family Entertainment: The Rose Parade

The 124th Rose Parade

Tuesday, January 1, 2013

8-10am

Everyone living in the Los Angeles should experience watching the Rose Parade in person at least once in their life. To be among the crowd celebrating the New Year with the whole world is truly an amazing experience. To get the best viewing stake out a space by Monday at noon, and plan for the party. 

Read an article with tips from the Pasadena Police Department here.

My tips:

• Bring a thick yoga-type or sleeping mat if you plan to sleep on the street. The mat is a great barrier keeping the cold from the street away from your body. At the very least cardboard.
• Dress as warm as you can in layers. Thermal type shirt/pants, turtle neck, sweatshirt, scarf, gloves, jacket, sweatpants, two layers of socks. The key is to make yourself look like a marshmallow with lots of space for your body to trap air.
• The north side of Colorado Blvd will be sunny throughout the parade, it helps in warming up in the morning. Bring sun glasses and sunscreen though. Or find a spot on the south side that is free of buildings or trees blocking that could block the sun's warm rays.
• Bring toilet paper in case the porta-potties run out.
• If you are close enough, ride your bicycles and you don't have to worry about parking.
• Chairs helps maintain your family's space as the crowds start to grow in the morning.
• Noise cancelling headphones can aid in drowning out any noise from other campers if you plan to get any sleep.
• The parade starts at 8am and is 2 hours long. It can take well over an hour for the parade to reach the end of the route. If you stake out a spot near the end expect to wait. Check the route here.

Incredible Christmas Light Displays: Montebello 2011

This list is from 2011. The house on Gerhart is still up and the best I've seen in the Montebello area yet!

Golf Course neighborhood:

• 355 Gerhart, just north of Beverly Blvd: yard is covered, best overall: MUST SEE!
• 764 Findlay Avenue, just south of Beverly Blvd: nice music/lights
• 644 Leonard Street: best use of a penguin
• 708 Bradshawe Street
• 3549 Via San Delarro

Cantwell/Sacred Heart High School neighborhood:

• 400-700 S. Findlay Ave: several homes with nice displays
• 13032 Via Corona: A+ display
• 356 Via Miramonte
• 2440 Repetto
• 2451 Cleveland: A+ display
• 417 Concourse: Peanuts display
• 2401 Via Corona
• 416 Via Val Verde

Ashiya Park neighborhood:

• 501 Via Altamira, located on corner of Beverly & Altamira
• 481 1/2 Hay Street, upstairs apartment: best display for an apartment
• 2456 Via Nina: unique Noah's ark inflatable

Civic Center neighborhood:

• 513A 20th street, near McDonald's
• 617 & 624 Taylor Ave, making the best use of a balcony

Schurr High School Neighborhood:

• 904 Brighton: Biggest Santa ever!
• 1405 Westmoreland: Santa in an outhouse
• 808 Coffman
• 844 Taylor
• 1500 Aldea

Racquet Mountain Neighborhood:

• 845 Juarez
• 857 Juarez: Ferris Wheel
• 905- 945 Alfred: a few nice displays on this block
• 814 Yorktown: adorable

 

Free Holiday Movies & Fun: Downtown L.A., Saturday 12/22

4pm: Face painting and food trucks

5pm: Giveaway and Prizes

5:15: How the Grinch Stole Christmas, animated version

6pm: Ugly Sweater Contest

6:15: Home Alone, movie

For directions click here: http://grandpark.lacounty.gov/gettinghere.html

For more details visit: http://grandpark.lacounty.gov/events/2012/all/121412.html

Free Kid Haircuts at JCPenney Salons Every Sunday!!!

UPDATE:  JCPenney has discontinued this event as of 2/4/13. They will honor all free haircut appointments that have been made, but will not be making new appointments. : (

 

They JCPenney Salon is now taking appointments for FREE KID HAIRCUTS EVERY SUNDAY!

 

The haircut does not include shampoo or conditioner, spray bottle to get it wet only. $14 value.

 Available by appointment only! Call now to schedule!

The Montebello JCPenney Salon can be reached at 323-727-7833, at the message press 2.

Click here to find a JCPenney near you!

 

 

Lalaloopsy Soft Dolls: $15 on Amazon! Perfect for Cuddling!

I was asked to buy several Lalaloopsy dolls for a preschool girls. My 7 year old has a regular Lalaloopsy made of hard plastic, Cinder Slippers, it's fun to play with by it's not well suited to cuddle.

These Lalaloopsy Soft Dolls are perfect for younger girls or girls who want to cuddle with the doll at night.

 

My 4 year old received one of these soft dolls and I can say that they are constructed of high quality fabric, super soft, and are the perfect size for little girls. They are 10 inches tall and each comes with a friend. There is also a spot to write a name on her bottom, it's a heart shape and says, "Belongs To _____", super cute! For under $15, it's a perfect gift for any Lalaloopsy fan.

Misty Mysterious Soft Doll $14.99
(Free Shipping w/ $25 order)

  

Bea Spells a Lot Soft Doll, $14.99 

(Free Shipping w/ $25 order)

 

 Sahara Mirage Soft Doll, $14.99

(Free Shipping w/ $25 order)

 

 

 Mittens Fluff N Stuff, $13.58

 

If you are looking for the hard dolls or the small figurine toy sets, JCPenney at the Montebello Mall has them for $15 in the children's department.

 

  

Kids Eat Free + 50% Adult Entrees w/ Toy Donation: Zapiens' Sals Grill, Pico Rivera

 

The Mexican restaurant that has been named the Best in L.A. County by L.A.'S Hotlist,

Zapien's Salsa Grill is hosting a toy drive to benefit children at local churches.

 

Bring in any new unwrapped toy for donation and children 12 and under get a free meal, and adults get 50% off of their entrees.

 

This offer is good through December 20, 2012.

For more information, click here.

 

Zapiens' Salsa Grill

6702-04 Rosemead Blvd.

Located just north of Washington Blvd.
Pico Rivera, CA 90660

 

Stocking Stuffers for Guys, 2012 Edition

This is Mr. Montebello Mom guest writing today's post about stocking stuffers for guys.  These $10 and under items also make great gifts for co-workers, as well as emergency presents for relatives that drop by unannounced on Christmas Eve.  Sure, you can always go with a box of See's, but why not be original?



Flashlights are a must for any emergency kit, tool box and glove compartment.  This pair of LED flashlights goes for $9.88 at The Home Depot.  Let's face it, you can never have too many flashlights!







Like many guys, I have a nice tool set in the garage.  However, sometimes I need a screwdriver to replace the batteries on a kid's toy or to do a simple fix and don't want to spend 5 minutes rummaging through the garage for a 30 second job.  Many years ago, Montebello Mom asked for a multi-screwdriver for exactly this type of situation, and it was indeed a great idea.  This 6 in 1 screwdriver is $2.97 at Home Depot.





This awesome LED worklight includes a stand that folds flat on the unit, as well as 2 powerful magnets in the back and a hook on the top.  It is NOT a flashlight, it is a worklight with 24 LED's that light up any engine compartment or dark corner of the garage.  Pep Boys has it for under $10.









This 5 piece micro tool set is on sale at Costco for under $20, which comes to under $4 apiece.  The cardboard comes pre-perforated so that each unit can be gifted individually.  The tools are small enough to fit in a pocket, and most include a keyring.  People will think of you every time they use their micro tool to save the day!




Although a bit too large to fit in a stocking, this "Homer Box" makes for a great storage solution for tools, crafts, supplies and other stuff.  It's a great buy for $8.97 at The Home Depot.








This Craftsman bottle opener is the perfect addition to any man cave.  Just as with flashlights, you can never have too many bottle openers around.  At $14.99 it's a bit pricier than the other items here, but the cool factor is definitely worth it.









So there you have it, hopefully this list will help you give unique presents without breaking the bank.  Stay tuned for my list of top gifts for guys, coming up in a week or so.

Free admission to Magic Mountain with Toy Donation: 12/8-12/9

Bring a new unwrapped valued at $20 or more to Magic Mountain this weekend: Saturday, December 8 or Sunday, December 9 and get free admission to the park. The park is open from 10:30 - 6pm this weekend.

 

You can find a great deal on toys at JCPenney. A lot of their toys are on clearance and I have a link to a 20% off coupon here.

 

I can't find the information on Magic Mountain's website. I found the Toy Drive event in an email from Magic Mountain. For more information call the park at 661-255-4500.

JCPenney Coupon = Great Toy Bargains

Due to JCPenney's awesome Christmas button promotion I've been doing a lot of shopping at JCPenney lately.

 

They have a lot of toys for Christmas and many of them are on clearance. Earlier this week I picked up Melissa and Doug wooden play sets for under $10, a Hot Wheels track and car for $8, La La Loopsy magnet dolls for $5, and a Dora and Boots play set for $10. They have Minnie Mouse Bowtique, Barbie, Hot Wheels, Big Wheels, Fisher Price Infant Toys, Discovery play sets, and more!

 

All really good bargains, with this coupon for 20% off it's even better.

Kids Eat Free @ IHOP, Whittier with Toy Donation

Kids eat free at IHOP every night from 4pm until midnight. But now kids can eat free at one special IHOP anytime of day!

The IHOP by the Whitwood Mall in Whittier is giving kids free meals with a new toy donation.

There will be special apperances by Santa Claus every Saturday and Sunday at this location from from Noon-4pm.

 

IHOP

15344 Whittier Blvd, Whittier, CA 90603

562-947-0100

 

 

 

 

Winter Festivals: Pershing Square, Saturday 12/8 & Sunday, 12/9

Winter sledding in downtown LA! Yes, thanks to a truckload of tons of snow when Pershing Square is transformed into a winter wonderland on Saturday, December 8, from 11-7pm. Bundle up for the big chill at the FREE Winter Holiday Festival with outdoor activities like sledding, a visit with Santa Claus, a train ride, children’s crafts, community youth performances, concerts, memento photos, and more.

Celebrate the second night of Hanukkah with a Menorah Lighting Celebration on Sunday, December 9, at 5:30pm.

PERSHING SQUARE

532 South Olive St. Los Angeles, CA 90013

213-847-4970 

www.laparks.org/pershingsquare