I’ll begin with what you have probably heard and read many times already,‘how is it April already?!’. Time really is flying by and compared to previous months, I have done quite a bit of reading in the month of March. I came across so many amazing blogs that I honestly have had a difficult time playing by the rule I set myself of only shortlisting 10 posts. But then I reminded myself, it’s my blog so I can do what I want!
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| Credit: Mum Muddling Through |
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| Credit: Nabani Tadhar |
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| Credit: Mummy Wales |
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| Credit: Five in the Hive |
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| Credit: The Life of a Glasgow Girl |
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| Credit: Little Hearts Big Love |
When you become pregnant, one thing that you just cannot wait for are the scans – so you can finally be able to see your baby wriggling away. Unfortunately, for some, that excitement is short lived and has forever an impact on future pregnancies, no matter how many years apart. Louise shares her experience of scans and why she is unable to get excited.
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I was having a down day about my blog but as soon as I read this post, I was instantly feeling better. We’re always in the race to perfection, comparing ourselves to the next person that sometimes it becomes overwhelming. Annette shares wonderful quotes that will immediately make you feel better.
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There was great amount of coverage for the Winter Olympics last month, all over the news, on literally everyone’s feeds but when it came to the Paralympics there was hardly when compared. Unfortunately, it’s always been like this and Jade highlights why the Paralympics are of great importance. Personally,
I’ve always been more interested to watch the Paralympics more than the Olympics as I find them more motivational. What about you?
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Being a fairly new blogger, I find such posts on reflections of being a blogger and running a blog by someone else an interesting read. Jess highlights what it is really like running a blog and I believe anyone who is considering starting a blog or someone who has doubts about bloggers should be giving this a read a for sure! It’s not always as it seems.
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The Mummy Bubble hits a very important issue and that’s the dreaded feeling of loneliness, as a parent. People just don’t expect to hear a Mum call themselves lonely because how is that even possible when you are never alone? Without giving further away, The Mummy Bubble describes the reality of loneliness and gives tips on how you can help yourselves.
What a fabulous collection of posts! You always write about them in a way that makes me want to read them all. I'm also a big fan of the Paralympics (and I'm loving how the Commonwealth Games on at the moment has the able-bodied and para events on at the same time!). And the post about the mum next door is one of the best parenting blog posts I've read in ages.
A great round-up and I feel honoured to be listed alongside such brilliant posts. Thank you.
These look like some great posts! I'll have to go through this later and read some of them. Great post!
As a soon to be First Time Mum I found this really helpful & a great insight. I find interesting hearing from different views & perspectives as parenting isn’t a one size fits all type thing & I have been so aware of this. Glad I came across your post
All of these blogs are new to me, so it was a nice surprise to read this post. Thanks for sharing!