My husband and I developed an iPhone app (KarPooler) to help busy moms organize the contact info for the drivers and passengers in all the carpools they might have for their children (i.e.: you have multiple children, child has various activities), so you can communicate and get organized without so much back-and-forth, or in case of an accident, emergency, etc. raise the flag and ask for help. It also has a feature called DropCheck so the driver in charge can let each parent know (by pressing a single button) that their child has been dropped off safely at whatever predetermined location they arranged. For more information, please visit http://www.KarPooler.com and click on the button in the pink box.

Great list...lots of useful stuff. One thing I found really useful as being both budget- & energy-conscious, is cutting my utility bills. One app I found does a good job of this is EnergySaver (http://products.rajorganization.com/apps/energy/energysaver/)I know--long link! The thing I like most is I can see which appliances consume most energy--either cause they're energy hogs or we use them too much! Other apps just tell me how much overall I used--I can't see where to save. At least now I know how to save a bit more around the house.

This is a great list. I have some of the apps and others in another form but I will definitely be on the lookout for the rest.

Hey working mothers: Another great tool for busy moms is PlumLife- an online family calendar and organization tool. PlumLife simplifies your hectic life: managing schedules, to-do lists, babysitters and much more all from one place. It even communicates with the people in your network, notifying them of events or important information for you. As you can see, PlumLife is very different from Google Calendar or iCal. It is completely free to use and we invite you to check us out at http://www.plumlife.com Thanks, Tia Gannon PlumLife Team Member