Today, as every week, we bring you a review with some Featured content that we have been able to read this week on moms and dads blogs, in a tour of other looks and experiences with pregnancies, babies and children.
International Parenting Week has just ended, but since this healthy custom with our children does not end here, I take advantage of Adriana's comments on The trunk of my house about some misconceptions about parenting and the benefits for parents and babies of this practice.
In My mom is a speech therapist We found an interesting educational resource for children, some cards to draw the numbers, an excerpt from a work focused on this theme and that invites us to stimulate the creativity of the children while they learn.
An interesting initiative that I love to share is the one I read in We got boobs, where Ileana shows us a logo to share: I am lactivist! It is an original image to use in blogs and in any message in favor of breastfeeding, and that can already be seen in many friendly pages.
Mom against the tide These days he tells us about the joke of thermometers and the precision of mercury, which have stopped selling. But before the accidental and progressive disappearance of several mercury thermometers that it retained, it has finally had to go digital. Good luck with him! And above all you don't have to use it a lot ...
In Experiences of a mom we follow the pregnancy of Laki, who expects her second child. It is immersed in full home renovations (that nest syndrome ...) and, already in its ninth month the pregnancy has come to an end and waits with its arms open for its princess.
My boys and me It is the blog of a mother with a 16-month-old child who tells us about her experiences as a mother. These days begins the arduous task of finding a toy store to store all the junk that we accumulate so that the children play. And there are models for all tastes and needs ...
Finally, I was excited to read in Motherhood, an adventure, the story of two new friends, the encounter between Xiao, the adopted daughter of the author of the blog, and another adopted child older than him. A wonder how capable they are to empathize these little ones ...
This is what we found this week by the parents 'and moms' blogs that we usually visit, and some recent discoveries that we hope will also interest you. Next week we will return with the review of the dad and moms blogosphere.
