About Me: With Phone and Address

July 30, 2008 · 32 comments

Jessica Gottlieb asserts that women are bright. Jessica knows that the collective voices of women, mothers in particular are very effective in promoting change. Nielsen calls Jessica Power Mom in 2008 and again in 2009. Babble names her one of the Top 50 Mom Bloggers (number 16 to be exact) and the fifth most controversial. Forbes taps Jessica as one of only 14 Power Women to follow on Twitter.

Before launching her own blog, Jessica wrote about parenting while green at Celsias.com and EcoChildsPlay.com. Before blogging, Jessica consulted with online retailers while running a thriving eBay business. It was a bittersweet blessing when the recession moved Jessica out of retail and into the world of blogging, as she has never been happier. She was recently a featured panelist at the Consumer Reports Health Summit, is featured in The eBay Success Chronicles, Twitterville, and has the #1 Los Angeles blog in the Facebook Network. Jessica was a Key Speaker at SitsCation, a panelist at Girls In Tech and at Jeff Pulver’s 140 Conference both in New York and Los Angeles.

Jessica honors embargoes.

Jessica is currently working with The United Nations, is a featured panelist at Momversation.com and maintains her own blog at JessicaGottlieb.com.

With a Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology and a Masters of the Arts in Education, Jessica is able to disseminate scientific studies and ask the questions that we all want to know. She is without an agenda, and deeply devoted to both her husband and children.

Contact info:

onlineauthor@gmail.com
818.486.9363

Jessica Gottlieb
15030 Ventura Blvd
Suite 19356
Sherman Oaks, CA
91403

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1 melanie August 19, 2008 at 7:54 am

jessica if you want to email me I’d love to hear from you. I am at mjdardis@yahoo.com or on facebook. melanie

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2 Jordan August 19, 2008 at 7:09 pm

Hi Jessica,
I really like your blog. I am a working mom starting a free quartely parenting magazine here on Prince Edward Island (that’s Canada) and I am looking for some well written content. I think your writing is hilarious and relevant. E mail me if you want to talk about some freelance work.

Thanks, Jordan McIntyre

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3 Jordan August 19, 2008 at 7:10 pm

Oh oops, and you can reach me at simms514-at-hotmail.com

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4 Katie August 20, 2008 at 2:38 pm

Hi Jessica,

I just wanted to write and introduce myself and tell you I love reading your blog. I especially enjoyed your entry on The Zak about “Sex with Strangers is Hotter than Marriage.” I work in PR for the Oscar Mayer Lunchables brand and love to read the newest on the mom front. Just wanted to write and introduce myself and look forward to new entries to come.

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5 kidadoblog October 10, 2008 at 1:55 pm

I love your sense of humor…entertaining and informative!

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6 Maureen Kedes October 16, 2008 at 12:40 pm

you are hot.

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7 Leslie Siegel November 25, 2008 at 7:36 pm

Would it not be funny if you really were that same Jessica Gottlieb who was a teenager years ago, and who we used to bug when we were wee little ones! Leslie Siegel loves your blog!

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8 Giyen December 2, 2008 at 7:06 pm

Hi Jessica,

I started following you after the whole Motrin Mom debacle. I love your irreverent sense of humor!

Cheers!

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9 SoreThumb December 5, 2008 at 12:50 pm

You know, I admire my dad too. Not to say I don’t admire my mom– but for when it comes to being a great person, I’d love to be my dad.

I hope I inspire the same kind of approval in a special someone that your husband inspires in you. :O

Related: Being an eBay mogul is awesome. I would’ve loved to do that– if I thought I would enjoy it. :3 Did you buy the bags IRL and sell them online or buy online and sell online?

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10 Leslie Siegel December 7, 2008 at 5:50 pm

JESSICA: I FOUND OUT THAT STEWART’S SISTER’S NAME IS PATRICIA, NOT JESSIE AS I FIRST THOUGHT. I THINK PATRICIA WAS GOTTLIEB’S DAUGHTER? LOVE YOUR BLOG LOVE THAT WE CONNECTED, MEMORIES ASSAIL ME AND I HAVE GOOD ONES OF BEING AT YOUR HUBBY’S HOUSE BACK IN THE EARLY 1970′S….

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11 Ali December 11, 2008 at 3:43 pm

wow! you’re great!

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12 MsGourmet February 3, 2009 at 3:06 am

I suspect we are going to get along famously!

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13 Paul February 23, 2009 at 1:31 am

You are right about Wendy Greuel. I’m working my butt off in Valley Village to defeat her. I’m acquainted with her from my work with the Neighborhood Council Valley Village. She has never returned my phone calls or e-mails, yet she had the gall to ask for my endorsement! She is a self-serving, kiss-up politician who will do anything to stay in the good graces of the Mayor. By the way, I was the one who submitted the question at the VANC forum concerning her undisclosed ties to the IBEW- as referenced in the LA Weekly article you posted. She was visibly pissed and embarassed- it made my day.

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14 Susan April 28, 2009 at 6:46 am

I got to your blog from a product review you made on Amazon. I actually had a question about the product. It was the Strathwood wicker table and chairs. Are you able to put a drink on the table without it tipping over? I was curious if the table needed a piece of glass on top. If that is the case it is not for me. Thanks in advance.

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15 Jessica Gottlieb April 28, 2009 at 8:10 am

The tables are wonderful, they look just as good 3 years later (we bought two) and you don’t need a glass cover, we certainly don’t have one.

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16 DiscoveryWoman August 2, 2009 at 4:56 pm

I found you via the BlogHer links. I love your style of thinking and expressing yourself.
Thank you.

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17 Macala Wright August 3, 2009 at 1:01 am

Jessica – it’s a pleasure to know you. You provide daily inspiration, laughter and the occasional – What the Heck? moment. Keep it coming.

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18 Belinda Gomez August 6, 2009 at 7:02 pm

After reading the fat thread, I think you’re a spoiled cunt.

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19 Evelyn January 15, 2010 at 4:21 pm

I hope you are using an assumed name Belinda. Your language is not appropriate even in a seedy barroom.

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20 Jessica August 14, 2009 at 8:15 am

Hey there Jessica,
I’ve stumbled upon your blog and have enjoyed sitting here reading. Bravo.

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21 Jen14221 August 17, 2009 at 11:03 am

Are you amused when people call you the c-word and are too chicken to link back to themselves? What douchebags.

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22 melissa September 14, 2009 at 9:59 am

what’s a social media strategy. and if i have do ask, does that mean i need one?
hmmm…

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23 erik October 20, 2009 at 10:41 pm

you have a good profile, but for some odd reason you capitalize both “outdoor education” and “automotive industry” when grammar rules wouldn’t dictate such an outcome

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24 Christine January 15, 2010 at 2:05 pm

So, I’m watching you on Dr. Phil at the moment. Already, I don’t care for you. Don’t you dare scorn someone for disciplining a child, which is her family. Its just a difference in opinion. I am 22 years old and my brother is 13, and trust me, I have been a part of spanking him. And before you jump to conclusions, I was abused as a child, so that is not a part of the way I do things. He is very intelligent, involved in sports, polite, and has the biggest heart of anyone I know. Even being abused as a child, eventually my mom and step-dad began to spank me again, and one way was with a paddle. If I didnt have that, I would have been WAY more wild than I ever thought about being. I had a rough child hood, a lot happened at a young age when my biological father was still alive. I have also seen first hand how spanking your children works with 3 of my cousins. She spanks them, sends them to their room to think about it, and then go and talks to them about why she did it and it has worked wonders. She has 2 boys, 15 and 12, and a little girl, 9. They are all very intelligent, very poised, POLITE( yes ma’am no ma’am), listen very well, and have a great relationship with their parents. If you had a conversation with any of them they would blow your mind, they are wise beyond their years. The way you do your “parenting” is what is wrong with sooooo many children today. Parents talking to their children and acting like a friend instead of doing what they are supposed to. That is so stupid! If my child is throwing a tantrum OH! you best believe they get one warning. I will be taking privileges away and/or a pop on the buttox. Children are extremely intelligent, and definitely know how to manipulate. I feel sorry for the people who take your advice in that department, unless they just happened to be incredibly lucky.

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25 Evelyn January 15, 2010 at 4:22 pm

Thank you, Christine. You will be a great mom.

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26 Steve January 15, 2010 at 3:41 pm

You are way off base. HOW DARE YOU SCOLD THAT LADY ON HOW SHE DISCIPLINES HER CHILD!!!!! Let me say this: The reason we have a bunch of kids and teens, etc that don’t listen, don’t care about anyone or anything, have no respect for anything, is due to PUSSY PARENTS like you. I don’t believe in child abuse. However, a light spanking and/or some form of discipline works. KIDS NEED STRUCTURE AND PARAMETERS. Do you know something I have 2 kids (both boys ages 8 and 14) – EVERYONE loves these kids and thinks they are the most well behaved kids they have EVER seen. My 14 year old looks up to me for everything and will talk to me about anything. He gets lots of freedoms because HE RESPECTS HIS BOUNDARIES – that most of you pussy parents haven’t got a clue about. When he was young, he got COLD SHOWERS and this WORKED. I’m not talking 30 minutes – I’m talking a 30 second to 1 minute SHOCK Shower. Guess what – it worked. After a while, all I had to do is say “Do you want a cold shower?” and the bad behaviour would stop. You people who let your kids run however they want, say and do whatever and however they want, and not following through with consequences, are doing kids more harm than good. Furthermore, I hate being around these little ungrateful kids you have rose – I have “friends” who are pussy parents and their kids are out of control. Funny thing is: the father says “I don’t know what to do with BLANK – he won’t listen to me and walks all over me” – HMMMMM WHY DO YOU THINK THAT IS?

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27 Sheila January 16, 2010 at 9:28 am

Hi Jessica, Caught you on Dr. Phil yesterday, what a show! Hoping you might take a look at our new blog for parents on family safety, adventure, and fun: let me know what you think. Thanks, Sheila

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28 Christine January 16, 2010 at 9:39 am

You idiot…if you aren’t illiterate then you can read that i said SPANK THEM if they get out of line!!! And i got cold showers too! if my butt didnt get up when they told me thats exactly what i got. I think you should spank them, if needed, and also, take away their things and privileges. I dont care if they end up with a bed in their room and thats it. Not my problem. If they want their things back they’ll start listening. No child of mine will be running over me. Maybe you should see how Mrs. Jessica says you should do things. Go to youtube and look up dr. phil on friday jan. 15th. She would be those “pussy parents” that you are speaking about. She doesnt like spankings.

and thank you Mrs. Evelyn..i hope so.

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29 Korry January 18, 2010 at 1:24 pm

Hi!

I have to say I saw you on the Dr. Phil show and you were fabulous!!! When you spoke to the woman who hits her nephew with a belt it was amazing! I am a new mom of a 3 month old and I could never imagine ever hitting or yelling at my child. I know there will be days that I will want to yell but you said something that was brilliant to me… you said they are not stupid they are just little! I just wanted to say that you are great!!!

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