I have not been great at announcing when I have been a guest poster at other blogs, so I am dedicating this post to the trips that A Mama’s Blog has taken around the blogosphere recently.
One of the surprises that I was thrilled with, was MomWebs Blog reviewed A Mama’s Blog. You can read the review at: Meet A Mom Blogger: A Mama’s Blog
I am a monthly blog contributor at API Speaks (the blog for Attachment Parenting International), and this month I wrote, Am I An Attached Parent?
On Wednesday, the post I wrote, Sarah Palin, Feminism, and Double Standards, was run on the blog, ‘Lil Mommy Goes to Washington.
Last month I guessed blogged at Crunchy Domestic Goddess, while she was on vacation, with What’s in Your Skin Care Products?
I also guessed blogged at This Military Mama, on Vaccines, Autism, & Government Liability, while she was at BlogHer.
Mile High Mama’s accepted one of my favorite posts ever,- No Safe Secrets, but they renamed it, No Safe Secrets with the F-Bomb. (I like their title better.)
Eco Child’s Play accepted two of my submissions for guest posts. The first one was ran during their special Labor of Love Series, and this was a post I wrote just for the occasion. It has not been posted on A Mama’s Blog, and it is, Labor of Love: My VBAC (vaginal birth after a cesarean section) Birth. If you want to read in detail about my experience with a VBAC, and also in turn, Cole’s birth story.
The second post for Eco Child’s Play was for World Breastfeeding week, Mother’s Milk: Breastfeeding Beyond Six Months.
If you missed some of these posts at A Mama’s Blog, and want to read them, I hope you will go to the terrific blog it is posted on (I’m not just saying that either because they used my blog posts). Check out the blog while you are there. I am sure you will find a lot of other interesting posts, and other information.
Thank you to all the bloggers who allowed me to post some of my writings on their blogs. I really appreciate it, and you know as soon as I need some guest bloggers, you can expect to hear from me. 🙂