August has been a month of milestones, it marked three months since I began my job and Little A turned 18 months! I have also come across amazing posts and here are some of my favourite reads of the month:
This post brought a smile to my face, it has come at a time when my toddler has now outright refused to go in her cot so this was an interesting read. It has shown me that it’s perfectly alright if you or your child don’t follow the baby ‘guide’.
In this blog post, Ettie’s transition has been documented to a toddler bed in her own room but what I loved the most about it was the fact that the lovely Emma is so open minded about it all if it doesn’t go to plan because seriously as parents we really do need to take the ‘chill pill’ for our own sanity!
Postnatal Depression is so common and yet hardly spoken about. Wendy shares her experience with us and how it effected her and how she overcame it all and most importantly why is it so important to seek help and keep banging on that door if you don’t receive the service you need.
I was at the brink of tears when I read this, tears of anger. It hurts me to even think that they are horrible people in this world that one day my daughter will probably have to face in one form or the other.
Annette quite bravely shared her experience of being fat shamed in public by a ‘fellow’ Mum – I couldn’t be more proud of this wonderful woman for helping to raise awareness by sharing her own experience, this isn’t the most easiest of things to do.
Being a mother of a little girl, I was instantly attracted towards the title of this blog post. This post really expressed how we are all different – even in 2018 people expect girls to love glitter and pink but that’s far from reality. What is amazing is that we as mothers may be one way but our daughter’s who we are raising may end up being a total opposite from us and that’s the beauty of it all, right?
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What have been your favourites?
Thank you for featuring my post lovely xx