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POSHpreneur Clarissa Sweet Sweaters for Mommy ON SALE at Due Maternity

Cozy up to some amazingly stylish maternity clothes from Due Maternity! 20% off ALL sweaters now until November 22nd means that you can be sure to be warm and chic in ANY situation!… Continue

Added by POSHpreneur Clarissa on November 19, 2009 at 6:00am — No Comments

Rachel Thompson Lukas the Barbarian

In the last ONE day alone, my four-year-old precious (as I say that through clenched teeth) son Lukas (but let's called him LUKAN as in CONAN--get it?) has destroyed, in no particular order: my whisk (cuz I DO cook me some mean scrambled eggs); my cool as you please big ole silver hoop earrings that I searched long and hard for (and finally found at Urban Outfitters--cheap!)--and I loved them because they were light as air--and now they are misshapen forks; and my beloved big, round kitchen cloc… Continue

Added by Rachel Thompson on November 4, 2009 at 6:24pm — No Comments

Ashley E. Kingsley MASSIVE

The world that has opened up as a result of my children is extreme in every way. It feels as if I have unlocked a door that has never been opened; I see colors that I have never seen. The pitch of their screams pricks my ears up and registers a heartbeat that could literally bounce from my chest. When they laugh, I am elevated. When they hurt, I feel their pain in places I didn't know existed. When they learn I sometimes feel as though I see their beautiful wings spreading and I want to explode… Continue

Added by Ashley E. Kingsley on October 29, 2009 at 8:56am — No Comments

Linzy no nap...all play!

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Today Georgie decided he didn't n… Continue

Added by Linzy on October 23, 2009 at 1:26pm — No Comments

Galit Lazar My new blog

Hi everyone, I am new here and I had a quick look over this forum and found a lot of intresting group. I have such a choice that I have trouble deciding which one to join. I must say that I am very intrested in anything that has to do with blogging, writing, life (my #1 choice), law of attraction( the secret), food and motherhood. Well something about myself. I am a Work at Home mom who is absolutley in love with her job. One other recent passion that I have discovered is that i love to write. I… Continue

Added by Galit Lazar on October 15, 2009 at 3:46pm — No Comments

Jocelyn Storm When did it become OK to Kill?

My generation can be described as the microwave generation. I remember how excited we were to get our first microwave – no more waiting for supper! Now we expect everything fast and easy. We want what we want and we want it now. Don’t tell me it takes time. Don’t tell me to be patient. Don’t tell me to trust that it will all come together down the road. I want results today! Does this sound like a two year old having a hissy fit? Too bad that two year old is in an adult’s body – in society, infl… Continue

Added by Jocelyn Storm on October 10, 2009 at 12:21pm — No Comments

Stefanie Mullen are your teacups spinning?

I take on too much. I know that about myself, can't help it and then I pay the price. I push, push, push and eventually I push too far and the world starts spinning and I don’t mean figuratively. I mean I wake up in the middle of the night and feel like I am on the Teacups at Disneyland. Every time it happens I react like Redd Foxx. This is the big one and grab at my chest while quickly running through all the people who will wake up the next morning to hear the news. Not you people of course, b… Continue

Added by Stefanie Mullen on October 1, 2009 at 9:04am — No Comments

Amy Kehoe I Can Quit at Any Time

I joined the writers fan page The Nervous Breakdown a few months back because some of my Myspace friends who, like me, are whoring around Facebook now and joined the group. If you can’t find me, I go where the traffic goes. Lemming is my maiden name. But I changed it to Kehoe just before puberty because what anxi… Continue

Added by Amy Kehoe on September 29, 2009 at 8:00am — No Comments

Adrienne Graham Balancing Motherhood & the C Suite on the Next Views From the Top Radio Show

There is an ongoing "debate" as to whether or not women can successfully manage a career AND a family. Both are equally demanding aspects of women's lives that they want to manage successfully. Some say women shouldn't sacrifice their family, specifically their children, to be successful in business. Others say women should go for their dreams and be successful in business to give a good example to their children, specifically their daughters. It isn't a black and white issue. Today's upwardly m… Continue

Added by Adrienne Graham on September 27, 2009 at 9:00am — 1 Comment

Sue Robinson Being sick is A W E S O M E !

Being Sick is A W E S O M E . So this week has been filled with tons of drama. Who loves drama raise your hand? No one. Really? Ugh, me neither, but apparently medical drama is what the Robinson children do best. This we have known for a long time, but now all their friends are in on the drama. As of right now I am at home *shocking* and haven't left the house except to go to the doctor since the weekend. Can you say cabin fever? So the drama began when Misa Misa came down with a high feve… Continue

Added by Sue Robinson on September 25, 2009 at 9:00am — No Comments

Amy Kehoe When is it too soon to Wean??

How soon is too soon to wean your child? This link gives an excellent model for when it is too long. Caution: British Humour! http://www.amymusings.com/2009/09/21/it’s-terribly-important-to-let-go/ Please RT!! Thank you! Amy Continue

Added by Amy Kehoe on September 21, 2009 at 9:28am — No Comments

Amy Kehoe Did that "venting letter" intended for drafts accidently get sent?? Find out how it all worked out.

Scenario 1: You know when you’re writing one of those put-that-insulting-woman-in-her-place letters that you only intend for the recipient to be your drafts folder? You’re writing it for therapeutic reasons, really, as you know you would never have the nerve to actually stand up for yourself and hit “send”. Certainly, if you did, you would do it with dignity, not sprinkle it with the F word as liberally as movie theatres salt their popcorn to bring you to near death by dehydration so you have to… Continue

Added by Amy Kehoe on September 16, 2009 at 11:56am — No Comments

Kate Beem Guiding Light got snuffed. Was it my fault?

"Guiding Light," the longest-running soap opera in TV history at 72 years old, signs off forever on Friday. I wax nostalgic: http://www.mom2momkc.com/?a=profile&u=67&t=blog&blog_id=2588 Continue

Added by Kate Beem on September 16, 2009 at 8:12am — No Comments

Cori Howard A Mom with PPD Debates Having Another Child

By Karen Bannister From The Momoir Project Blog www.themomoirproject.com I am a young girl, playing on the sidewalk that forms a white border around the yellow stone house of my childhood. And in the summer breeze, alone except for the whistle of the wind in the trees and the distant cries of other children playing in the hot, bright sun, I step into the grooves and cracks in the pavement, slipping my jelly shoe feet into the parts in between. I try, concentrating all my mental energy and the… Continue

Added by Cori Howard on August 31, 2009 at 8:12pm — No Comments

Jennifer Mom’s Homeroom | Conflict, Bullying and Self-Esteem

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As you know, I have been working with The Motherhood as a correspondent for Kellogg's and Mom's Homeroom to bring you… Continue

Added by Jennifer on August 26, 2009 at 4:31am — No Comments

Heather Clark Invigorating

I am fascinated. I have limited myself for so long. Thinking I was open-minded yet shutting out the opposition. Limiting my friendships to those with my same mindset. Those living a life similar to mine and not too far "above" me. As "Theta Mom" commented on my blog post, "The Key to..."; there is a sisterhood among mothers. Short, tall, black, white, rich, poor, atheist, christian, pro-this, pro-that-we are women & mothers, lovers & friends. We all have a common ground. Tonight I had a… Continue

Added by Heather Clark on August 24, 2009 at 6:40pm — No Comments

Jennifer Mom’s Homeroom Interview With Victoria

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Today, I will be bringing you our interview with Victoria from Mom's Homeroom. We asked her a few questions that we felt our readers would like to hear about.

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Added by Jennifer on August 24, 2009 at 12:03pm — No Comments

Jennifer Mom's Homeroom | Children and Socialization

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As you know, I am working with The Motherhood as a correspondent for Kellogg's and Mom's Homeroom to bring you an exc… Continue

Added by Jennifer on August 16, 2009 at 5:32am — No Comments

Jennifer Mom’s Homeroom Interview With Jillian

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Today, I will be bringing you our interview with Jillian from Mom's Homeroom. We asked her a few questions that we felt our readers would like to hear about.

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Added by Jennifer on August 15, 2009 at 8:18am — No Comments

Tina Games-Evans I'm a Mother, but who am I really?

Moms - Are you feeling challenged by issues related to the loss of personal identity? Are you feeling disconnected to your purpose and passion? Read my free article, "I'm a Mother, But Who Am I Really?" at www.MoonlightMomsCircle.com. And feel free to make a comment. I'd love to hear from you! Tina Games-Evans Life Purpose and Creativity Coach www.MoonlightMomsCircle.com www.JournalingMoms.com Continue

Added by Tina Games-Evans on August 12, 2009 at 3:08pm — No Comments

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