Media Alert: iVillage Helps Women Save Time and Find Time Every Day

How To Get It All Done This February: Tips and Tactics From the First and Largest Community of Women Online

New York, NY (PRWEB) February 7, 2008 -- What will you do with your extra day this month? That's right, it's a leap year, which means that this year, February is 29 days long. Ah, the possibilities! So that you can enjoy your extra day, this February, iVillage provides busy women and moms with practical, innovative, real-world ways to find time and save time in their hectic schedules.

Compared to 64% of men, 84% of women are spending time on household chores, whether or not they work outside of the home. Maybe they need some Tips for Saving Time in the Kitchen (http://slideshow.ivillage.com/food/timesaving_kitchen_tips/) or a repertoire of 30-Minute Dinners. Cheating at cleaning can also go a long way to freeing up a few precious minutes.

Bad news: 86% of women don't exercise on a given day ... the solution? Exercise with a fellow mom who can split the cost of a sitter for the kids. Try a few One-Minute Weight-loss Secrets ... or find the best places for Quickies.

About iVillage Inc.

iVillage Inc. (http://www.ivillage.com/), a division of NBC Universal, is the first and largest media company dedicated exclusively to connecting women at every stage of their lives. Ranked the #1 online destination for women with 29.9 million unique visitors (comScore MediaMetrix), iVillage.com offers an authentic community infused with compelling content from experts on health, parenting, pregnancy, beauty, style, fitness, relationships, food and entertainment. The site's interactive features include thousands of message boards and a wide variety of social networking tools, allowing women around the world to connect, share ideas, and seek advice and support about everything from fertility to fashion.

Established in 1995, iVillage's brand extensions include iVillage UK, iVillage Total Health and owned sites Astrology.com, GardenWeb and gURL.com, in addition to the Newborn Channel. The company, acquired by NBC Universal in May 2006, is based in New York.

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