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Mum bloggers go to Bangladesh What do you do if you’re an international charity highlighting the hardships of mothers and children in the developing world? You send out some mum bloggers to meet them and write about it. This is what Save the Children is doing by teaming up with the mummy blogging community. |
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Mum blogger Baby Genie chats to MyChild ummy blogger and self confessed vaccuuming addict Catherine Warrilow (aka Baby Genie) shares her favourite blogs and what blogging means to her. |
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CyberMummy 2010 Hundreds of mummy bloggers descended on Earls Court earlier this month for CyberMummy, the first ever UK mummy blogging conference. Emily Organ was there. |
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Loving this Blogging Dad - Kurt Jewson from Frugi Pulchritudinous parent and part-time pastyologist Kurt Jewson shares his thoughts on blogging, organic cotton clothes, and builder's bums in the workplace. |
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Our new fave mum blogger, Claire Willis of Snug Baby Mummy blogger Claire Willis shares her thoughts on babywearing, parenting boys, and the nanny question. |
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Are you a confident parent? We all know them. Those people who act like a walking advert for a 'How to be a Perfect Parent' manual, who seem to sail through their child's formative years with barely a hair out of place or laughter line to show for it. But what's the real story? |
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Parents walk for the Joseph Salmon Trust Dad blogger Dan Hughes has been working hard to get others involved in walking and cycling Hadrian's Wall in aid of the Joseph Salmon Trust. |
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Want to be a blogger? Here's how The mummy blogging community is expanding at a fast rate. It allows parents to share experiences, tips and advice with other like-minded people. It can run deeper than this too: parenthood is isolating at times and some people find real life friends among fellow bloggers. |
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Our new FMB, blogger Jackie-Mehlmann Wicks Canadian mum blogger Jackie Mehlmann-Wicks is proud mum to Hartley. She shares her thoughts on guilty pleasures and the worry of weaning. |
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Our new favourite mum blogger, Claire Curran Claire Curran, aka 20something mum, has two kids and an obsession with shoes that she can't wear. |
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Meet Sarah Winborn, our new FMB and Brit living in Berlin Our newest addition to the Favourite Mummy Blogger hall of fame is Sarah Winborn, who blogs about the highs and lows of life as a single working mum in Berlin. |
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The FMB spot is back with Emily Vest Our new FMB and PhD student Emily Vest on parenting, politics and life as a Brit in Bosnia. |
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Introducing our new LBD, it's Dan Hughes! LBD? That's Loving (this) Blogging Dad to the uninitiated. Dan Hughes is our first, and he tells us about how he combines being a mental health nurse with parenting, blogging and making a change. |
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Our brand new FMB, Emily Organ Our mummy blogger of choice this week is Emily Organ, mum of two (soon to be three) and prolific poster on everything about life with Podge, Fington, and bump. |
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Fresh from the mummy blogosphere - it's Rosie Scribble Our new found favourite mummy blogger is Rosie Scribble, mum to six year old IJ. |
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Our box-fresh FMB - Linda Jones Mummy blogger Linda Jones spills the beans on blubbing at parents' evenings, free holidays and explaining the class system to an 11 year old. |
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Our shiny new FMB - Lynda Hamilton Lynda Hamilton is a mum and magazine journalist by day and a prolific blogger by night. She tells MyChild about burning the midnight blogging oil and the worries of being a mum to two girls. |
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MyChild's Shout - Our pick of the Celeb Mum of the Year shortlist The Celebrity Mum of the Year shortlist is here - MyChild picks our Top 5 favourite mums and explains what makes them so special. |
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Our new favourite mummy blogger, Colourful Words' Natalie Green Our latest addition to the venerated MyChild FMBs Hall of Fame is writer Natalie Green. She tells us about finding her way through parenting young children; sharing her experiences through blogging, and finding the time to be something other than mum. |
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Our new favourite mummy blogger - Amanda Morison Chaotically happy mummy blogger Amanda Morison has three boisterous boys, a career as a writer and editor, and a flourishing blog. MyChild caught up with Amanda to chat about life, lively boys, and blogging. |
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Fashionista and mum Jane Kellock, our new FMB Former fashion designer Jane Kellock works as a teacher, writer and fashion forecaster, and combines the glamour of the industry with being a mum and blogger. |
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The chaotic mum's guide to life If you're the sort of mum who prefers drip-dry to ironing, runs out of lunch box ingredients by Wednesday, and has a duster gathering dust in the cupboard, read on... |
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My Child's favourite Mummy Blogs - Yummy Mummy Sian To Sian To is a mum of four, PR queen and avid blogger. As we crown her our new FMB, we wonder “How does she fit it all in?” |
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My Child's favourite mummy blogs - Millennium Housewife Meet Millennium Housewife Jenny Critchlow, mum to Madeleine, five, and Jake, two. Jenny shares her take on life and being a pretty bad parent (Shocked and appalled? Read on...) |
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My Child favourite mum blogspots - Expat Mum When it comes to hilarious commentary on daily life this mum's blogspot should be top on your reading list. We chat to Expat Mum about family life on the other side of the pond. |
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My Child favourite mum blogs - Mom Most Travelled Mom Most Travelled is a fantastic mum blog written by the extremely well travelled mum of two, CanCan. Her blog is full of brilliant tips on traveling with kids not to mention some hilarious stories about life as an expat living in Asia. |
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My Child favourite mummy blogs - Part Mummy Part Me A My Child favourite, this mummy blog follows the life of a part-time mummy and full-time blogger. Part Mummy Part Me is a fascinating read and is packed full of handy advice and tips too! |
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Favourite mum blogspots - Dulwich Divorcee My Child favourite mum blogspot, the Dulwich Divorcee is a hilarious and heartfelt slice of one divorced mum's family life. Upbeat and inspiring, this blog is an absolute must-read! |
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My Child favourite mum blogs - Nixdminx One of our favourite mum blogs, Nixdminx follows the adventures of a London mum who found herself credit-crunched. In true resourceful mum-style she picked herself back up, and started her very own blog! |
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My Child's favourite mum blogspot - Dulwich Mum One of My Child's favourite mum blogspots, Dulwich Mum is one polished parent who won't let the kids spoil her style! She shares her devilishly witty views on life in leafy Dulwich. |
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My Child's favourite dad blog - Single Parent Dad One of our favourite dad blogs Single Parent Dad follows the adventures of dad Ian, and his four year-old son. This superhero dad shares stories of life in the daddy lane as he chats to My Child. |
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Favourite mum blogs - Petite Anglaise Meet mum blogger Petite Anglaise a British mum living and writing in Paris. She shares a few of her Parisian parenting tales with My Child. |
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My Child's favourite mummy bloggers - Talking Tots My Child chats to the mummy bloggers behind Talking Tots and finds out all about their top 100 UK parent bloggers list. |
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My Child's top mum blogspot - The Potty Diaries The Potty Diaries starring the suitably potty, Potty Mummy, follows the escapades of one mum and her parenting adventures. We chat to Potty Mummy about blogging and... bogeys! |
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My Child favourite mummy blog - Are We Nearly There Yet Mummy? Are We Nearly There Yet Mummy? is the brilliant mummy blog written by mum of three, Laura. We chat to Laura about life behind the blog, and how lift rides with toddlers and strangers should be avoided at all costs! |
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My Child favourite mum blogspots - The Buggy Blogger My Child meets Charlotte Moerman, the dynamic mum behind the brilliant mum blogspot, The Buggy Blogger. Charlotte lets us in on a few parenting secrets and gives all budding writers some fantastic inspiration. |
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My Child favourite mummy blogs - Belgian Waffling My Child indulges in some Belgian Waffling as one of our favourite mummy bloggers gives us a hilarious glimpse of her wonderfully eccentric and rather continental life as an 'emergency' parent. |
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My Child's favourite mum blogs - Reluctant Memsahib Bringing the global nature of mum blogging to you is one of My Child's all time favourite bloggers - the brilliant Reluctant Memsahib, otherwise known as Anthea Rowan. This wonderful writer mum lets us share her daily thoughts and experiences as a Brit living in a remote Outpost in Tanzania. |
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Dad blog of the week - Worrybomb.com Due to popular demand, My Child's blog of the week is now open to Dads! And to kick things off, we've got a fantastic Dad blog of the week. We chat to dad Chris Hawkins about his Daddy blogs and bringing up four kids! |
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My Child's favourite mum blog - Alpha Mummy No favourite mum blogs compilation would be complete without a chat with the fantastic Alpha Mummy. Jennifer Howze from the brilliant blogging team shares her views and news from the world of parent blogging. |
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My Child's favourite mummy blogs - Nappy Valley One of our favourite mummy blogs is Nappy Valley. We find out all about the goings on in 'Nappy Valley', as this mummy blogger shares her parenting experiences and a few embarrassing moments! |
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My Child's favourite mum blogspots - Motherhood: The Final Frontier Meet Mothership, writer of one of My Child's favourite Mum Blogspots - Motherhood: The Final Frontier. This former gorilla-gram turned mum of two shares her wonderfully witty tales from motherhood with us... |
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My Child's favourite mum blogs - Sticky Fingers Meet one of My Child's favourite Mummy Bloggers! Dedicated mother of two, expert blogger, and savvy mumpreneur Tara Cain chats about her Sticky Fingers (blog!) and life beyond the blog... |
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My Child speaks to a favourite mummy blogger - A Modern Mother Do you keep up with all the parenting blogs out there? Would you like to know a little more about the vivid characters and lives behind your favourite blogs? We chat to a very busy A Modern Mother |
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Guide to starting your own mum blog Mummy, or "mommy" blogging, a huge phenomenon in the US, is taking hold in the UK. A staggering 36 million women worldwide participate in "blogosphere" every week and fifteen million women have their own blogs. A growing number of these women are British. |
