Mom Bloggers

Mom Bloggers, Mommy Bloggers, Moms who blog – we’re all over the blogoshpere and making a big splash. I’ve had the pleasure of “meeting” so many other talented women bloggers who happen to be moms like me. I learn from them and enjoy reading their blogs. I’m get to know to meet more Mom Bloggers and know them better through forums now too.

I recently joined the Mom Bloggers Club on Ning and am having fun meeting and greeting other bloggers, joining groups, taking part in the forum and learning so much! There’s a great deal of information but it is shared in a format that makes it seem like you’re hanging out with friends and chatting.

View my page on Mom Bloggers Club

A fellow Mom Blogger and friend Elizabeth, at Table for Five is holding a contest that all mothers to be should take advantage of. She’s giving away THE HOT MOM TO BE HANDBOOK: Womb with a View By Jessica Denay. This contest ends at 9 AM on July 24th.

I’ve also joined SparkplugU, an educational program for those of us who want to earn money online, to start an internet business, to become a successful blogger or to jumpstart your online business. There are various courses offered, such as Introduction to Starting a Blog Network by Wendy Piersell and Easton Ellsworth. Their courses are either live, done by conference calls, or self-paced, audio and video recordings. Take a look at this program. This fits well for Mom Bloggers who want to take their blogging to the next level.

As a Mom, there are things I can write about that touch others in a way that no one else can. After all I have children. I love my children with all of heart, soul and body. Whether it’s my 9 year old or 21 year old, my heart won’t ever stop feeling that and spilling over with it. I’m not putting Dads down when I write this. I know that Dads love their children, but Moms are a different breed. We are the protectors, the self esteem makers, the role models, the care takers, the advice givers, the ones who cry when we see our children draw their first picture, get their first report card, go on a first date, graduate, get their hearts broken, get sick, feel lonely. We feel what they feel.

It’s that maternal instinct in us that biology can’t begin to define. But I can portray some of it when I write. So can the other Mom bloggers I know. Read our stories. Laugh with us, cry with us and feel the love.