What were some of your favorite hosts doing BEFORE they came to QVC? They're sharing their stories and fabulous old job photos below!

Mary Beth Roe:

By the time I graduated college, I had an audition video ready to send out for a potential news job. Within two weeks, I was hired to be the first female evening news anchor in Eau Claire, WI. It was a great place for me to start and get my feet wet while really learning the business. That was 1981 when a lot of cities still only had male news anchors behind the desk. So it was rather groundbreaking back then. I was there 3 years and only left to get married to Mark.

Kerstin Lindquist:

I’ve had some pretty interesting jobs. One of my very first jobs, when I was 14, was a roller-skating snowflake during the Disney parade in Anaheim, CA where I had to wear a fabulous white leotard.  Next, I was a lifeguard. I absolutely loved it. I made some of my best friends and got to be out in the sun all day and get paid for it. I was also a news broadcaster for 8 years, working on everything from undercover work in Mexico to investigative reporting from Guantanamo Bay. I even won 4 Emmys! But the funniest old job story of all? I replaced Rachel Boesing as the weather girl in Las Vegas!

Shawn Killinger:

This is me in 1997. I worked for CBS News. I was an Assistant on the Foreign News desk. To this day I consider working in that newsroom, the Dan Rather one, the greatest accomplishment of my life.  I was a low level, starter out-ter. I faxed, answered phones, prepared passport apps for our Foreign correspondents. I was gifted at ordering lunch.

Leah Williams: (sorry do not have original picture)

Fast asleep and still in my uniform after a long day making burgers at Jack In The Box circa 1978.

Jacque Gonzales:

I really need to sit down and write about my almost 19 years in radio (I started when I was 14) - and some of the best friends and mentors I've ever had! I'm going to start digging through my old photos too! But this photo I thought would be fun for some of you to guess who he is?!?!? Without radio - I wouldn't have ended up at QVC - I'm eternally grateful - and will ALWAYS be a Radio Girl at heart!!! Oh, and this is Slick Rick.

Dan Wheeler: Here are two old photos from my first job in radio.  When I was 19 years old I worked a summer job as a disc jockey at WWOG-FM radio station in Boca Raton, Florida.  The station was located in the middle if what seemed to be "a jungle."  I had to sign the station on the air at 6am - meaning I arrived at 4:30AM. It was a little scary showing up there in the dark.  One morning I was putting my key in the door and I heard a hissing sound.  I looked up and a water moccasin snake was about two inches from my face!  It had slithered up a bush and was wrapped around the light fixture above the door.  I was able to get a long stick and put that snake back into the jungle. But what a way to start your day! Oh, and it was all for $1.60 an hour!

Jennifer Coffey:

Before QVC I owned four clothing boutiques in Texas! This was my first, in a 160-year old building in New Braunfels.

Sharon Faetsch:

My first job when I moved to Vegas in ’97 was as a magician’s assistant. One of my illusions was to be stabbed with swords in a sword basket, and come out wearing a different costume. I can’t give away any secrets, but I spent a lot of money on skin-colored tights that year! :)

What was your very first job? Tell us in the comments below!

Ellen DeGeneres is well-known as a beloved television host, but now she wants to come into your home in a different way—through her new collection of home goods, ED On-Air by Ellen DeGeneres. Her whimsical, stylish products are sure to give your décor a touch of something special. And because she’s got a real knack for decorating and entertaining, it only made sense to pick her brain on those very subjects!

Anne Creedon: What’s the inspiration for ED On-Air for this spring?

Ellen DeGeneres: Spring itself! In spring, people start moving outside—and I think the outdoors are as important as the indoors. If you’re going to spend time outside, why not make it beautiful? Why not make that an extension of your living space? You want outdoor pillows, candles for dining or entertaining, and beautiful furniture and accessories that are durable and will withstand the elements. You want things that can actually live outside—which is where you should live in the spring.

AC: What’s your favorite thing about spring?

ED: Spending more time outside. That and changing the décor inside a tiny bit. You might want to change a lampshade, tablecloth, or dishware. There’s nothing wrong with being springy!

AC: What do you think is the most important home decorating tip you could give our customers?

ED: Make it your own. Don’t try to copy what somebody else does because you see it in a magazine. It has to be comfortable and livable. Decorate for your lifestyle. And I love eclectic décor. I think that as long as things are beautiful, you can mix them together and it works. If it’s your style, it works.

AC: Neutral or colorful décor?

ED: Personally, I’m a neutral gal, but I also like to add color for a bit of flair. If it’s all neutral, it can become bland. I think you have to add a little bit of color to add some warmth.

AC: When did you first become interested in design?

ED: I think I’ve been interested in design since I was a little girl. My mother sold real estate for a while and I used to look at houses with her. I would see how different people decorated their homes, so I was constantly drawn to different people’s aesthetics and what they chose.

AC: What motivated you to launch a lifestyle brand?

ED: People would walk into my house and say, “I love that,” or “Where did you get that?” and so I wanted to share my ideas with everybody. It was always a passion of mine to create a beautiful environment in my home and work atmosphere because I like to be surrounded by things that inspire me. So my collection is for people who want beautiful, high-quality things that are affordable.

AC: Is there a story behind the name of your collection – ED On-Air?

ED: ED is my nickname and it’s very personal to me because only people who really know me call me that. And now that I’m sharing my design aesthetic with the world, it’s a personal relationship—so everyone gets to call me ED now!

AC: Do you have any favorite products in your line?

ED: That’s like picking my favorite pet! I can’t pick my favorite product. I wouldn’t put anything out there that I don’t love, so I can’t really choose.

AC: What do you like most about selling your products on QVC?

ED: That I get feedback immediately. When customers call in and say what they like about an item or why they’re interested in buying it, that’s the direct relationship I’m excited about. That’s why I started in standup—because I get to have that immediate feedback, that immediate relationship with people.

AC: How do you feel about the live aspect of being on QVC?

ED: Live is always better. You don’t know what’s going to happen and that’s the beauty of it!

Ever wonder who makes QVC’s hosts and on-air guests look stylish and put together? It’s Toi Sweeney! With more than a decade of experience, Toi is an authority on personal styling. She knows what looks good, what doesn’t, and how to match clothes with personality. A longtime QVC employee, she worked her way up the ranks and now gets to call shopping with all 26 QVC program hosts part of the job.

Ashley Hartle: Tell me about your career and how you became a fashion stylist.

Toi Sweeney: I came to QVC 15 years ago with a Fashion Marketing degree and started in the Merchandising department. It was not the job for me—I was really bad at it. I had decided to go back to school for my Fashion Design degree when one of my friends said, “There’s an opening for a fashion stylist!” I didn’t even know QVC had fashion stylists! So I got the job and began freelancing while I attended school. After graduation, I started a couture evening-wear line that was sold in a boutique outside Philadelphia. Host Jane Treacy was my first customer—she bought a dress to wear on air for QVC Presents“FFANY Shoes on Sale”!

Shortly after that I was featured on the cover of the business section of the Philadelphia Inquirer. Then when Philadelphia Magazine launched, I was their first feature design story under “What’s Hot Now.” It was around that time that I began working in the booking office at QVC, meeting vendors and suggesting models to help sell their product. I later became a full-time fashion stylist, then got promoted to the job I have now, where I primarily work with hosts and guests.

AH: What’s your typical work day like?

TS: It varies. On Thursdays I sit down with guests new to QVC and give them a style consultation—sort of the dos and don’ts on air. I may go shopping in the morning from around 10am until 2pm and then come back to the office, or I may leave and go to a host’s home and do a closet edit for a few hours. It’s different every day and I love it. Hands down, I have the best job in the world!

AH: It sounds so exciting! Where do you find inspiration?

TS: Everywhere! One of the things you learn in school is how to pull inspiration from things around you. If I’m looking at the white chair you’re sitting in, I’m thinking about how white has been trending the past few seasons, and how the chair is textured and perforated. I think about the brands that are doing that, and then my mind goes to which host that look would work on. My mind never stops!

AH: How would you describe your personal style?

TS: Creative, dramatic, and elegant.

AH: If you could trade closets with anyone, who would it be and why?

TS: Oh, that’s tough! I’d have to say no one. I think style is so personal that it’s like saying I would trade lives with someone, and I’m all about the journey. If you trade style then it changes everything.

AH: Let’s say I can only buy one new item for spring. What should it be?

TS: Gosh, can it be two new things?

AH: Go for it!

TS: I would say a magnificent handbag and a great pair of really comfortable shoes. If your accessories are of great quality, then people will assume the rest of your outfit is, too. So you can wear an inexpensive T-shirt, but if you’re carrying your great Dooney & Bourke bag and wearing your Marc Fisher sandals, no one is going to question the other items you have on.

AH: So tell me, what do you like to do when you’re not busy making hosts and guests look super stylish?

TS: I love spending time with my son, Tucker, who’s five and my husband, John, of 14 years. We think we have the most beautiful child in the world, but I guess we are supposed to think that!

AH: One last question: What styling advice would you give other women?

TS: Fashion is dead and everything is about personal style. It’s all about the relationships you’re building with others, but also the one you’re building with yourself. So you have to be comfortable, but not to the point that you’re sloppy. You have to just be yourself in small ways and in big ways. I should be able to look at you and know who you are instantly. It shouldn’t be a guess.

Who loves WEN? The hosts do! They shared their favorite WEN moments & hair transformations with you! Check out the pictures below and shop all things WEN by clicking here.

Jennifer Coffey

"In case you didn't already know, I'm a WEN girl, and Chaz Dean and his team are some of only a very few people I trust with my hair. I don't trust many hair products due to harsh chemicals, but WEN is gentle and gives hair great volume and shine."

Albany Irvin

Carolyn Gracie

Carolyn Gracie& Sharon Faetsch

Courtney Cason

Sandra Bennett

Alberti Popaj

With Ashley, a cancer survivor & QVC customer who received a Beauty with Benefits makeover from WEN& Mally. Here are her "Before" pcitures...

Watch Beauty With Benefits on April 15th at 10pm to see her gorgeous "After" pictures!

Kerstin Lindquist

Rachel Boesing

Share your favorite WEN moment in the comments below!

You may recognize these guys, Jonathan and Drew Scott, twin brothers known for their popular HGTV series!  The Scott brothers are bringing their expertise and good-humored sibling rivalry to QVC with their stylish, versatile outdoor collection, Scott Living.  They were even willing to share some photos with us, from family trips as children to where they are today.

Jonathan and Drew will be live on-air with us on QVC, this Tuesday, March 31st at 10pm ET.  

[Having fun on-stage at a home show! We love doing live presentations and meet & greets. It's such a fun way for us to interact with our fans]

[Here we are at one of our family camping trips! We still love exploring!]

[It was such a great experience to grow up on a ranch. Hard work, but great fun!]

[Can you tell we were excited about school? Loved our matching lunch boxes! Growing up we were both always in the same class- they tried splitting us up one year and it just felt wrong!]

[Here we are with Brandy- the best Christmas present ever! She was such a sweet dog]

[Playing in the NBA Celebrity All-Star game was a dream come true for Drew!]

[We visited Singapore for the first time during a press tour to promote the launch of our shows in Asia. What a beautiful place - the architecture is breathtaking and the food is absolutely amazing. We'll definitely travel there again soon!]

[Can you tell who is who? Here's a hint: Jonathan was always put in blue and Drew always wore every other color!]

[Alright we'll admit, we do love chatting with our fans on social media. If you haven't already hit us up - don't miss out! We wanna hear from you so check out @MrSilverScit and @MrDrewScott ... We might be posting another hilarious vine as you read this ]

[We love our furry friends! Gracie and Stewie were a little taken aback by this big guy but they got along in no time! Gracie and Stewie travel everywhere with me - they're well-seasoned jet setters!]

[It's nice to know that someone has your back no matter what! We're always supportive of each other's goals and constantly push each other to do better]

See you soon!

Jonathan & Drew

Hello, my Dear Friends!

I am so very excited to share with you that I am returning to QVC as Host.  It has been almost 4 1/2 years since I was a part of the QVC family and and I have missed you terribly! I have received the most amazing, warm welcome from the host team and everyone at QVC.

Gino, my husband, and I are transitioning back to Pennsylvania now. As soon as all is settled, I'll see you on the air.

Until then, much love and keep smiling!!!  

Take a look at the past couple of weeks as I have reconnected with so many of the amazing Hosts and Vendors from my QVC Family!

{Mary Beth and I...She was my mentor when I began at QVC 20 years ago and she is my mentor again this time!}

"Don’t you just love seeing a long lost friend you haven’t seen in a long time?  That’s why I’m so glad Lisa Mason is back as a QVC host!  After a decade and a half of shopping with Lisa, falling in love with her sweet southern accent and her charming sense of humor, she wanted to branch out and try other things.  We all understood, so she moved on about 5 years ago.  She wrote a book, dabbled in real estate, did infomercials and was even a guest on QVC with Supersmile (one of my favorite products), and now we needed her back!

It’s like riding a bike…you never forget how.  She will jump right in and take you shopping, and I’m sure you will enjoy her, laugh with her laugh, and fall in love with her, “Sugar”…”you sweet thing”…  But also know that she knows her stuff.  She knows the products inside and out, and she especially excels with jewelry, beauty, fashions, accessories as well as home goods.  Cooking?  I’ll find out from Gino, her husband!  Welcome back, Lisa!" -Mary Beth Roe, Program Host

{Carloyn, me and Dan} 

"We are all so thrilled to have our girl Lisa Mason back in the building! We have missed her as much as our viewers have. What's the story, morning glory? The word, hummingbird, is...that Lisa is back home and we are ready to have some fun! Woo Hoo!!"  -Carolyn Gracie, Program Host

"Sugar, I am so happy to have you back on the host team.  You are a dear friend!!!" -Dan Wheeler, Program Host

{Doris, Adrienne and me}

"I am beyond thrilled to see that smiling face and hear that Southern twang from my dear friend Lisa rambling through the halls of QVC again!" -Doris (Doll 10 Beauty)

"I can not wait Lisa, to have you back at QVC. We used to laugh and had so much fun in the Green Room while waiting for our turn to go on!"  -Adrienne (Dr. Denese)

{Sandra, Jayne, me, Lori Pickford and Amy Scaglionne}

"I haven’t been called ‘Sugar’ in a long time so you know I couldn't wait to give Lisa Mason a big hug and hear her call me her favorite term of endearment! Seriously, I have always had a lot of respect for Lisa and I’ve so enjoyed our friendship over the years. We were texting and talking on the phone back when she first decided to come back, but a couple of weeks ago, a couple of us got together to have dinner with Lisa. We wanted to welcome her in person. It was like she never had left! We laughed, we shed a few tears, and we gave thanks that her journey has brought her back to our team. Lisa’s life has been changed quite a bit since she hosted her last show here. However, as you would expect from Lisa, she is returning even stronger and more grateful for life’s blessings. I’m so thrilled she has returned!” -Sandra Bennett, Program Host

"My dear friend Lisa Mason is back at the "Q" as a Program Host!!  A few friends got together to welcome her home and catch up on all the things happening in her life.  Join me in welcoming out little "sugar" (said with a southern accent)! -Jayne Brown, Program Host

{Alberti and me}

"I met Lisa when she and I were on-air guests at QVC.   She was an amazing source of advice when I was going through my audition to be a QVC host.  She fully supported my decision and encouraged me to follow my heart." -Alberti Popaj, Program Host   

{Valerie Parr Hill and me}

{Dan and me}

{David and me}

{Sharon, me and Carolyn Pollack}

{Laura Gellar and me}

{Meghan Murray and me}

{Rachel and me}

“Welcome Lisa! We’re delighted to have you (back) on the team! " -Rachel Boesing, Progam Host

{Kathleen Kirkwood and me}

{Nancy and me}

"Lisa, I am so excited that you are back!! Welcome :)" -Nancy Hornback, Program Host

"Lisa, I am thrilled to have you on the team! Even in the short time I have know you I can say your kindness and humbleness have made me adore you. I can't wait to work with you! Welcome back!" -Kerstin Lindquist, Program Host (not pictured)

"Lisa, welcome back to QVC.  I know you have been greatly missed.  I can't wait to work together.  Maybe some of that infectious southern charm of yours will rub off a little on me!" -Stacey Stauffer, Program Host (not pictured)

"Lisa and I both began our careers at QVC back in the Stone Age (wait, were we in ‘Black and White back’ then)? We were in  our small Studio, with our famous “Revolving Set”, reading  product manuals at 3AM  while trying to figure out how to “set the clock” on the JVC VCR. I still haven’t figured it out! Welcome back Lisa!!"  -Rick Domeier, Program Host  (not pictured)

See you all on on-air soon!

Until then, much love and keep smiling!!!  

Love & friendship are powerful things! This year we're kicking off Beauty with Benefits with a celebration of those people who make our lives better—whether it be a spouse, parent, friend, teacher, etc!  We've asked a few of our hosts to share who they turn to when they need support.

Comment below and share your "Better Together" story!

Coco Chanel & Prince Charming are better together! xoxo Alberti

My family completes me.  Life is best when we're together. -Jane

"My best friend in the world, Kim, makes me better. Whenever I’m with her I’m less stressed-- she brings out my sense of humor.  When you aren’t born with a sister, sometimes you’re lucky enough to find one :) " -Jennifer

“My Husband and my best friend. I really couldn't tell you who I talk with (laugh with, cry with, struggle with) more. They are my "people" and I’d be lost without them.” -Kerstin

"I have known Laura Geller for more than a decade. What a remarkable friend she has become!  So, it is not surprising that our friendship has extended past a host/guest relationship on QVC. Extended well past!!!  The more I got to know Laura over the years, the more I saw her absolute passion for helping others. Especially those dealing with cancer." -Lisa

"Pre-Isabella I viewed my life as a sundae drizzled with butterscotch and topped with whipped cream.  When this amazing little bundle dropped into my life, she put the cherry on top!  My life is bigger and better with her in it!" -Nancy

"Kerstin is someone who always makes me better. She pushes me, she encourages me, and inspires me to be in the best health I can be—she cracks the whip on our walks!! Our conversations are therapeutic and in general, she keeps me sane!" -Rachel

“I think the QVC team is better together! We are truly a team in every sense of the word. One of the teammates that holds a special place in my heart is Mary Beth Roe. She was my mentor when I started and she continues to be one of the first people I share news with, whether it is good or bad. I always know that Mary Beth has my best interest at heart and I love her for it!” -Sandra

Don't forget to tune-in April 15th from 10pm-12am ET for QVC & CEW Present Beauty with Benefits.  When you shop our assortment of beauty essentials, 80% of the purchase price of donated merchandise benefits Cancer and Careers. 

Learn more + shop early here > Beauty with Benefits

It’s official, BRONZE HAVE MORE FUN! Our host team was super excited to celebrate spring time with the perfect sun-kissed glow, courtesy of our Vita Liberata TSV!! You know we are all about protecting our skin and wearing our sunscreen, so self-tanner is sort of our thing around here!

So why are we loving the Vita Liberata TSV so much?! WELL, here’s a quick list of how amazing it really is! Not only are you getting the perfect sunkissed tan that’s long-lasting, you’re also getting it in a size that will also last long!

- The unique technology creates a long lasting tan that lasts 4 times longer than a typical self-tanner.

- It drives super quick – we’re talking one minute!!

- Doesn’t have that icky self-tanner smell that we all know and hate.

- It provides moisture to the skin and has the perfect fade

- Oh and did we mention it comes in 3 shades so you can personalize the right tan for you!

Check out some of our host before & after’s to get a little inspiration for a beautiful season of safe tanning! Oh and remember you can shop our Vita Liberata TSV here! 

Albany Irvin:

     Amy Stran:

      Pat James-Dementri:

     Shawn Killinger:

Shop Vita Liberata's Super-size pHenomenal Self-Tan Mousse here!

Recently, we asked you to submit photos of the areas of their homes that they needed help updating. Drew and Jonathan Scott are here to respond to 5 photographs and give their tips for these spaces!

It's important to let in natural light- it'll help any space feel brighter and bigger. A white sheer or shade that can diffuse light but not block it is best for your windows. It's also great to have some elegant or traditional pieces incorporated but be careful not to over do it. Here, we see too many different styles forced together and they're all fighting for attention! It's kinda like when brothers compete haha. Instead, create a focal point like a feature wall and have the rest of the room complement it. A fireplace is typically a nice feature so don't hide it with that chair!

Less is more. If this wall is where your TV has to stay, focus on bringing balance and symmetry to this wall so that it doesn't look so cluttered.
Put away the toys! Consider a coffee table or ottoman that doubles as storage so you can tuck away toys but have them easily accessible. Your window panels shouldn't fully block the windows so consider faux wood blinds (cost effective) and leave the panels as decor to the side of your window. If you really want wow factor consider adding an electric fireplace and wall-mount your TV above it. Electric units these days can look exactly like the real thing. Be sure to build it into the wall and even add a beautiful tile surround for added value. 

Curb appeal: You need some wow factor for your home! Painting your front door and garage doors a slightly bolder color can make the curb appeal pop. Even a darker tone in the same color palette is nice if your trim is white or black! Consider continuing your garden the length of your driveway to help create an inviting entry! You NEED some color in your life!! Flowers, shrubs and even some path lighting could give you the dramatic front scape you need. Check out our Scott Living collection at QVC.comfor some furniture and decor that'll help your outdoor space shine. 

Defining a space: Throwing two chairs in a room doesn't exactly define a space. Is this a living room? A dining room? Especially when selling, it's important to establish what the function of the space will be so potential buyers can easily imagine themselves in that space. It's okay to use an area rug on carpet as it can help add color of pattern to a room. If it's in the budget, there's nothing better than flowing hardwood through your main floor! The blue and red paint is fairly dark so I would recommend using a little color like a soft gray..and punch up the color and personality in your artwork and decor. 
If this happens to be your front entry you could also create separation with some freestanding open shelves for storage that sit below counter height. 

Fresh and New: You've fallen into the beige and brown trap! This kitchen feels tired. If you don't have a huge budget to renovate your kitchen, that's fine. Spend money where it counts here: Cabinets, lighting and walls. Simply painting the cabinets white will make this kitchen feel fresh and newer. Along with a lighter tone on the walls the space will actually feel twice the size. Lighting is crucial in any small area. Replace that fixture with recessed lights or at least a newer fixer that can offer some better disbursement of light. If your budget is a little higher, consider new hardware, fixtures, counters and floors. Plus, a backsplash is not only functional but it can be that feature in your kitchen that everyone talks about. 

In honor of Mother's Day, some of your favorite hosts are sharing their proudest "mom moments!" 

Nancy Hornback

This note came from Isabella's kindergarten teacher this past October. It made me SO proud to be her mom!

"Good morning! I just wanted to write a quick email and let you know that Isabella has been a wonderful friend today.  We got a new student in our class this morning and she sits next to Isabella.  She has been very helpful showing her where everything goes, helping her find her cubby, and pencil box.  Be proud, not many kids would take it upon themselves to do that."  A proud moment for me, indeed!"

Alberti Popaj

“I’m proud of my mother for her inner beauty, her strong faith, and her ability to always face the world with a smile.”

Jennifer Coffey

 My proudest moment as a mom is any time my Gabby chases a dream...and she does that quite often! She'll get it in her head that she wants something, and I know it's already a lock when she declares it's in her sights. One day we drove past a karate studio and Gabby said "I'd like to get good at that." Next thing I know she's a brown belt! She declared that she wanted to give modeling a try, and next thing I know she's doing a runway show for girls' formals. She thought running for student council was a good idea, and became treasurer of her class. She isn't just my pride and joy, she my dream-chasing role model!

Kerstin Lindquist

Anytime one of my girls does something compassionate for the other or reminds me about Jesus' love, I just melt with pride. I love that they are growing up as little girls of faith.

Amy Stran

I know there will be so many proud moments in the future, but for right now I think my proudest moment as a mother so far is giving birth to Bree. I just can’t seem to wrap my finger around the idea that Bree is here because of us!

Jacque Gonzales

Theresa is my biggest Blessing! Her sincere compassion for people, animals and nature is beautiful. Theresa's faith is so deep and pure. She took every step of her journey for her First Holy Communion with an open heart and excitement. To see my baby growing up so fast is amazing - I'm so proud of all that she has accomplished - and love her with all of my heart!!! She's my little "Mini Me"! I'm Mama Wolf and she's Baby Wolf! We even howl at each other!  (Poor Daddy!)

Sandra Bennett

My proudest moment as a mother is every time I see my daughters being kind to each other. They love each other very much and it shows. I try to teach them that “family is first.” It’s easy to be nice and polite to a classmate, friend, or even a stranger and save your nastiest behavior for home. I remind them that they need to treat each other with that same kindness they give others. They sometimes fight, but they are rarely mean to each other. Of course, they are still young. So far, so good!

Sharon Faetsch

When both of my children and I first received our new color belts in Tae Kwon Do.  We all had to train hard to achieve it!

Jill Bauer

My proudest moments as a mom are when Kylie and Trevor are complimented by teachers and coaches for being respectful, kind and for being pleasures to have in the classroom or on a team.

Mary Beth Roe

Mark and I are certainly proud of all 4 of our children, but if I had to pick one as my proudest mom moment, I would have to say it was when our son, Eric, was given the award of "Most Coachable Player" at his high school tennis banquet. It was given to the player most able to take feedback with a positive attitude and then take the feedback and apply it to his game. That was the best award one of my kids could ever get in my mind, since to me, it's not about winning, it's about the respect you give the coach and the humility it takes to take criticism and turn it into a positive thing.

Jane Treacy

I cherish every moment. The bond with your child begins as soon as that baby is in your arms.

Rachel Boesing

My mom is a humanist, feminist, civil rights activist, and all around compassionate, caring, amazing woman. She has spent her life giving voice to those who need to be heard. I am proud of every moment she is on the planet.

Dan Wheeler

My mom’s prayers and her advice have made me who I am. I know and greatly appreciate the sacrifices that she made for me and my sisters.

Stacey Stauffer

Honestly my proudest mom moment is every day.  To see my boys try, thrive and love.  I know it might sound silly but it's the truth.

We'd love to hear about your proudest mom moment! Share it with us in the comments below, and have a happy Mother's Day!