As every week, we look at the blogosphere to discover what has been published in recent days in the moms and dads blogs. It is something we love to do because we can bring our readers experiences and reflections that other parents share through the network.
We talk about blogs that we visit regularly, but we also like to show you new spaces. One of the last ones I've discovered is Diary of a Peanut, whose author Miriam, sexologist, is pregnant and tells us that the nest syndrome exists and is NOT pathological. He is living in his own meats and ensures that preparing the house for the arrival of your baby brings you peace and security.
Another blog I've discovered recently is In a corner of the world, in which Lady Cobijo, is going to tell us something ... a secret, which we spread here to the four winds. He is living a very special moment, in assisted reproduction treatment and waiting for the wonderful moment in which he can tell us that he has achieved it. From here, very much encouragement.
In One hundred percent mom There is an entry that reminds me of my life two years and a few months ago with my third newborn daughter and the juggling that one does to care for the family. Pamela, with a three-week-old baby, explains it perfectly in between tit and tit. There is a stage in which life happens between shots. A post with which many mothers will feel identified, especially those of large families.
In Between notes and diapers I stumbled upon by chance with a simple and very beautiful entry that tells us about the Mamaevolution. Because as children grow, mothers evolve and it is a constant non-stop.
As we are on the bridge and surely many of you will have dated your children, in Diary of my pregnancy and my motherhood, Paris tells us in traveling with Mary the adventures of a trip with a little girl and the wonderful days they spent together. These little breaks in the company of children are priceless.
Finally, in An early therapist I have found a little jewel that you will love to nurture your children's library: a list of books for the little ones classified in illustrated books, books to expand knowledge and books to play. I encourage you to go around.
So far, some of the experiences that have been published in the moms and dads blogs. We also take the opportunity to tell you that if you have a blog about maternity or paternity leave us the URL in the comments so that we can visit it and take it into account for future reviews.
