Blogs You'll Enjoy
Created and written by Lisa Belkin, this New York Times blog is a must for the latest in what’s being discussed on parenting forums.
Kristen discusses parenting, books, and a wide array of subjects on the very popular Motherese. A must for any savvy and culturally interested parent.
Sarah and Jen, two sisters, take turns posting about their lives with three children. Smart, funny, and creative, you’ll enjoy perusing both new and old posts.
Christine writes about life as a working mother with two small boys. I have yet to meet her in person, but she’s one of my favorite women in bloggy-world. Honest, timely, and kind, her posts will pull you in.
Kitch serves up her favorite recipes, cooking failures and successes, and life stories. Even though I don’t cook, I enjoy reading about and observing pictures from those can.
Leslie writes about fixing up her house, raising her toddler, and the hours five to nine, when she gets home from a long day.
The Not Drowning Mother is from Australia, and purely hilarious. Seriously. You’ll love reading her.
Scary Mommy (also known as Jill) is a pioneer in the mom-blogosphere. Many of her posts are short and sweet, include pictures, give blogging tips and many opportunities for laughs.
Stacia is a fabulous writer who will warm your heart with stories of her three children, often written in haiku!
Justine writes about being a working mom to a precious daughter. Her posts are intelligent, insightful, and moving.
Gretchen Rubin always provides great tips on adjusting one’s attitude, or, um, being happy.
Author Amy writes with candor and wit about the adventures of motherhood, always adding a dash of travel and literature to her posts. Oh, how I adore when women write about literature.
You will laugh your dusty mommy underpants right off! (Not in a naughty way.)
Becca writes about motherhood, adoption, and raising social consciousness. Her thoughts are not only well-written, but inspiring.
Melissa keeps an online dictionary of invented words for moms that will probably end up in the Oxford English Dictionary. Or Wikipedia. Whichever. (They’re very fun and funny.)
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Jana, this is the first time I’ve clicked over to this page. You are too sweet, thank you!! And how amazing that you described everyone. Lovely.