Today, like every Tuesday, we bring you a review with the best that has been read this week in the blogs of moms and dads.
In I grow up the dwarves, Recent Mother has talked about pediatricians and recent parents, in response to a blog post by Dr. Amalia Arce, which we have echoed on occasion in Babies and more, in a very interesting entry to see both points of view.
In A mother (against) current, we have read a topic that we already talked about in Babies and more: Who it looks like, that has made me funny because, like me, the author cares little about who her child looks like.
In Pampering and titNohemí has explained his meeting with Sheila Kitzinger, an entire institution in the world of physiological delivery, and offers us the translation of an interview with the author very interesting.
In Mateo's mom, our reader and mom blogger tells us that her son has already turned a year old (congratulations) and makes a review of what they have been these twelve months and has remembered, above all, how was the day he was born.
In Lola-tal for whichLola explains to us the difficult period they have been living since they turned three and tells us how the children are three and three years old and how the parents live it.
In Pipa Cherries, the author offers us an interesting reflection about communication with our children, to what extent we should make use of the lie and why it may be advisable to be honest, at the entrance: Respecting others.
Finally, it only remains to comment that our fellow Buyers have recently released the Purchase Club and that is why they offer the possibility of winning a great Sony TV with Bravia Internet Video just for participating.
I remind you that with the same username and password of Babies and more you can access Buyout and the rest of Weblog blogs and comment that, of course, you still have time to participate.
I also take the 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.
