Today, as every Tuesday, 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 Marujismo, where we have been able to read a mother, Diana, talking about Guilty, empathy and motherhood, what it is like to be a mother and one lives with the feeling of guilt and how the environment often lacks empathy towards mothers and future mothers.
In Mom's Agenda We have heard the very manic advice of "do not put it in bed, they get used to it", but talking about parents, because if you put your baby with you in bed in the end the adults get used and then when they go they pass it until evil.
In Diving in me, whom I often mention because of his great capacity for introspection and for being able to be stripping the daisy with patience, affection and then explain it almost magically, Colo tells us about loving two, how motherhood is lived when he is not a child He who centers all love, but two.
In The painted hen We have been able to read about a school that has parents in embers, with a return to the restless school, because the children go without knowing what they should wear, without knowing what the teacher is and without knowing, in reality, anything about how the new one will be course. And if the children don't know it, the parents don't either ... and that's complicating it too much.
In Daddy's Angels We have been able to read the attempt not to cry when entering the school of his little daughter, and the subsequent failure. An "I'm not going to cry" that ends feelings when it doesn't want to separate from dad or mom.
In Papis for the first time They have told us about the pacifier, or pacifier, explaining whether it is good or bad, from their experience.
In Mom and runner This runner mom tells us that September is coming, that it is the month in which a new year really begins, a new course, and that as a possible purpose is to try to recover the blog and write so many things that happen to her, and her children , and he is stop telling us.
To finish, in Mom, student and housewife, this mother tells us of the main friend of the disorder at home, which although it may seem strange, is perfection (at least for some people).
As we always tell you, if you have a blog where you talk about your motherhood or fatherhood and you want us to take a look, leave a comment in this post and we will look for future weekly reviews.
