Vote for the Best Mother of Invention
We picked the finalists, you pick the winner!
May 12, 2007 — -- Thousands of moms entered our Mothers of Invention contest. These are the three finalists and you pick the winner!
Mom A: Carolyn Dia: Buggy 911
Carolyn Dia and her husband Amir Dia of Torrance, Calif., are the parents of two children -- a 3- and 5-year-old.
Dia invented the Buggy 911, a clip-on first aid kit for a baby stroller and can hold any thing a toddler -- or a mom -- might need. She believes that it's a convenient thing for mothers to have in case of emergencies.
Click here to watch her video and see how the invention works.
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Mom B: Elizabeth Wen Tortora: Chopping Board With Drawers
Elizabeth Wen Tortora, 42, of Syosset, Long Island, N.Y., has been married for five years to Louis Tortora. She is a stay-at-home mother to two daughters.
Tortora invented a chopping board with drawers to help her when she's cutting different kinds of food. She believes having drawers in the cutting board helps her itemize the ingredients and makes her more efficient in the kitchen.
Click here to watch her video and see the how the invention works.
Click here to see a photo of the invention.
Mom C: Carol Senkalski: the Multi-Cutter
Carol Senkalski of Erie, Pa., is a 45-year-old stay-at-home mom with three teenaged children.
Senkalski's invention,
the Multi-Cutter, allows bakers to cut multiple cookies in dough at once.
Click here to watch her video and see the how the invention works.
Click here to see a photo of the invention.
Voting ends on Saturday night at midnight EDT so get your vote in on time.
The winner of the Mothers of Invention contest will be announced Sunday morning on "Good Morning America Weekend Edition." Check local listings for times.
