Thames Valley Mums Blog

3 March Best of the British Mummy Bloggers Carnival

I've just read this round of posts from the trenches of motherhood and there is really no way to summarise. You'll just have to read all 30 of them yourself.

Since the daddies have to put up with the name, we'll start with them...

Tim from Bringing up Charlie has a nice (and short) video that summarises life nicely.

Single Parent Dad gives some insight on his son's grip and determination.

Michale Moran of Alpha Mummy talks us through Teddy Bears and Hookers -- the Hidden Connection.

A carnival with dangly bits

Check out the latest edition of the Best of the British Mummy Blogger carnival. It's up at Single Parent Dad.

And yes, this is a momentous occasion, it is the first carnival to be hosted by someone with dangly bits.

It's full of all kinds of stories from the parent blogging community. Some will touch your heart, others will cause you to fall off your chair in laughter.

Thanks to Ian for putting up with the name.

We're always looking for new carnival hosts, dangly bits or not, please read more...

This post was written by Susanna, A Thames Valley Mums Blog founding contributor. You can read more at her blog, A Modern Mother.

Best of the British Mummy Bloggers Carnival -- Christmas edition

Twas the day before Christmas, and although in good moods, the mummies were frantic, entertaining their broods.

The packages were hidden all through the houses, but no one could find them, not even the mouses.

And what do these mummies do in the run up to Christmas? Why, write a blog post of course, so no one would miss us!

Here's the Christmas edition of the Best of the British Parent Blogger Carnival (we have a dad this time!)

There are some real crackers -- so grab a mince pie, sit back and enjoy!

Is blogging dead? Not on this side of the pond!

First, check out the Best of the British Mummy Bloggers Carnival. It's up over at Potty's and is a nice collection of cries tales from the trenches of motherhood.

Second, I read something the other day that is really bugging me.

Is blogging dead?

The debate is raging in blogosphere. Some prominent bloggers have decided to “retire” because, to sum it up, now that blogging has reached mainstream in the US, it’s not cool anymore.

Microblogging, such as Twitter, is now the “in” thing.

Best of the British Mummy Bloggers Carnival

The Best of the British Mummy Bloggers carnival is up on London Mums Blog.

Check it out, it is an eclectic group of posts on everything from losing weight to navigating London's transport system with children in tow.

So make a cup of tea, have a read, and discover the best of the British mummy bloggers... 

This post was written by Susanna, a Thames Valley Mums Blog founding contributor. You can read more at her blog, A Modern Mother.

The Best of the British Mummy Bloggers has moved house ....

The Best of the British Mummy Bloggers Carnival has moved house! Please go here for the schedule...