Mothering Blogs We Love
With Mother's Day now less a month away (14th March), we thought we'd take a look at some of the best Mothering blogs on the web. Kind of like a tribute to mom's everywhere and the excellent work they do!
Good Mom / Bad Mom - Two sassy mothers blog about raising their children and the challenges they face. A very witty, light-hearted blog, which is always great fun to read.
Dooce - Heather Armstrong has been a leading name in the world of 'mommy blogging' since 2001. She is also the author of the bestselling book It Sucked and then I Cried about her post-partum depression.
Jessica Gottlieb - Widely regarded as one of the best 'mommy bloggers' on the web, Jessica Gottlieb has strong opinions on a vareity of subjects and she's not afraid to share them. She believes the voices of mothers are very effective for promoting change and if her blog is anything to go by, you'd be hard-pressed to disagree.
Silicon Valley Mom's Blog - Over forty different moms write about being CEOs at work and CFOs (Chief Female Officers) at home. An excellent blog by some seriously all-action moms.
Balancing Motherhood - A blog dedicated to finding the best ways to balance life, family and work. An excellent resource for mothers everywhere.
Kimchi Mamas - A blog written by a group of women mothering Korean American children. An entertaining read, which also addresses some important issues.
TechMamas - Beth Blecherman is a leading authority on technology for moms and family. This is her quite brilliant blog.
BabyShrink - Dr. Heather is a licensed psychologist with a specialty in the development of babies, toddlers, preschoolers and parents. She is also a mother to four young children. In her blog, she offers useful tips and expert advice to help and reassure parents worldwide.
Single Mom Seeking - A hugely popular blog about raising a child as a single mother. Such has been the success of the blog, author Rachel Sarah has even published her own Single Mom Seeking book.
CityMama - Blogger Stefania Pomponi Butler describes herself as a radical, political, local-food-sourcing, mostly organic, cooking-from-scratch, full-time working mother. An excellent blog, full of delicious recipes.
