So I am finally posting this at the right time instead of towards the end of the month! Go me! So without further ado, here are some of the blogposts that caught my heart in the month of July.
The Importance of Cause and Effect In Parenting by Lucy at Home
Lucy never fails to impress me with her posts – always so relevant and to the point! As a mother of a toddler who no doubt is starting to have fun in testing my patience, I found this post very useful because Lucy outlines the way you can teach cause and effect and show your child that there will be consequences for their actions in a positive light.
Motherhood Isn’t Perfect So Why Do Some Parents Pretend It Is? By One Messy Mama
This post really got to me simply because in this fast paced world which is also shared online – people seem to forget that what is shown on the internet may not always be the truth. Nothing is picture perfect and neither is parenting but there are some who are adamant on sharing that it is – but what is it really like? Would you lie? Do you?
Cartoons From The Past to Watch With Your Kids By Mom Wife Wine
Such a fun post to read! I never thought of doing this but I most certainly will be when Little A is older – showing her cartoons that I enjoyed as a child and see if they are a hit with her too.
My Love Hate Relationship with the Blogosphere by Life with Louise
I absolutely loved Louise’s honest post as I think she echoed each and every bloggers thoughts. Blogging is an amazing thing and filled with wonderful people but there is no doubt that there can be negativity within it too just like there are pros and cons for everything there are for blogging too, believe it or not.
Are We Too Scared to give Women The Proper Support to Breastfeed? by The Mummy Bubble
Breastfeeding your child has has become a ‘dirty little secret’ I’m not going to go into more detail than that simply because I get so emotional and I’ll end up writing an essay here! But just want to say that this is a topic that has shaped my life. I’m so glad that I came across this post as it’s so very true.
Your Toddler needs Nursery or he will be clingy and won’t socialise by Amy Jane and Baby
Why is that everyone seems to make it their business to make a parent feel bad about whatever decision they make for their child? Amy has touched a sensitive yet really important topic and that is about the development of children when going to nursery at an early age compared to not being sent. It may seem like a controversial topic but then what isn’t when it comes to parenting?
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What have been your July Favourites?
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