Today, as every week, we review the most interesting thing that has been read in some of the moms and dads blogs We can find on the net.
We start with Stories of Papa Lobo, that this week has left us a highly recommended entry to all of us in which we have been able to read the Mac & Jac Show, that is, the show of his two children, where there will be interviews and many more things, leaving us and the first one, made to his mother , with additional questions from the father, which is none other than Papa Lobo. A lot of humor from a very funny family.
We continue with Louma, who in his blog Maternal love He has invited us to reflect on those words that we say to children and that are sometimes left over, trying to give a judgment about their emotions, taking away or putting importance in our opinion to feelings that children are already capable, by themselves, of living and understanding For example, mention the typical "don't cry ... nothing has happened" after a fall.
In A pell (In full bloom), Miriam explains something to me that I think is very common in pregnant women, which is the fact of having to listen to people's birth stories at a time when they don't usually want to be told wonderful births, in case the pregnant woman ends up not being very traumatic or births, because sometimes they even scare. Instead, perhaps what a pregnant woman can most appreciate is simply that they listen to you, only that they listen to you.
In Building a family, Suu opens the doors of his house once again to explain a little about his family. Well, this time it has opened the doors of Endor, because they have spent a few days with Leia and Obiwan and have decided to tell us how those moments were, wonderful for the company, but not so much for not being able to keep an eye on the whole night.
In Growing up with DavidAna tells us about her first experiences as a doula. With the title just out of the oven and eager to help and learn, to collaborate and fill your backpack with experiences, you are already taking your first steps as a doula. Something that certainly fills you with happiness. From here we send you a lot of encouragement to do very well in this new journey.
In Uma's diary, this mother explains parallels and other things, because it takes a few days late in the period and getting pregnant tests and it seems that this reminds of past times. He also explains how his little daughter, one and a half year old, goes on several of the open fronts: how she runs the tantrums, how she begins to interact with the family in the town, how her vocabulary progresses, etc.
To finish, in Motherhood by LondonLondon tells us that they have returned from spending a few days with the mother-in-law on the beach and almost without the husband, that is, enjoying the first few days, but exhausted in the last. However, now at home, in the heat of the home far from the sea, he even remembers the sea breeze while his children remember the beach, the sea and the ice cream, wishing to return. She, by the way, about to give birth.
I take this opportunity to remind you that if you have any Blog in which you talk about your children or things related to motherhood and babies, you can tell us in the comments for us to read and comment on.
