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Mommie Latest: Reviews of Baby Mama and Then She Found Me
Feminist Review | 4 hours ago by Ama Lee
A woman’s biological clock ticking has been comic fodder for sitcom and rom-com eons. Apparently many find it hilarious to see a woman approach middle-age and suddenly be seized by an almost-psychotic desire to reproduce. The cliche often paints th read more
Leaving Mothers Without Protection: A Human Rights Abuse
screams in the dark | 15 hours ago
Today is the day when bloggers unite to speak out about human rights. Each of us has our own focus on human rights, as this is a far-reaching subject.Mine concerns mothers and their children.A mother and her child together are one of the most vulner read more
The Bestest Day in the Whole Wide World!
Divine Secrets of a Pastoral Princess | 19 hours ago by Pastoral Princess
This morning I got word that only my after-school daycare kids would be here, so the boys and I headed to town! I have been meaning to pay a 'lend a hand' visit to my good friend who just had a baby. My boys and her 3 year old son are close friends a read more
the birds and the bees
secondsister suaviloquy | May 15th 2008 by April
We have this really great enclosed patio. When we were looking for a house to buy, the patio sold us on the house. Someday I'll give the Mabel Campbell tour of all my plants on the patio, but today's story isn't about plants.A mother bird has taken u read more
Snot on my bra...
2 boys & an angel | May 15th 2008 by Celebrate Woo-Woo
I had hoped my more-than-once-a-month blog posting would be more varied than the woeful tales of mommydom, but we're not ready for that quite yet, it seems.Viral germs have invaded and may have conquered my children...all three of them. There's goo o read more
Cow Farts and Carpools
Divine Secrets of a Pastoral Princess | May 15th 2008 by Pastoral Princess
This spring Mother Nature has wreaked enough havoc on the planet to claim an estimated 150,000 lives in Asia alone. There have been numerous deaths in the US from killer storms and tornadoes, volcanoes exploding in Chile, wildfires.... She is quaking read more
I have to lock myself in a room some days...
Fina' Drea | May 14th 2008 by Drea
*To those who read my blog and like to call me a bad mother and tell me all I do is bad about my kids.. please just leave now HAHAHAHA! We all have our bad days and sometimes us moms just need to release those frustrations... and my way of doing that read more
Trailer Trash Cuisine
Divine Secrets of a Pastoral Princess | May 14th 2008 by Pastoral Princess
There ain't nothin' a girl can't do without Velveeta cheese and a can of buttermilk biscuits! Tonight's main course is baking right now, cleverly concoted of leftover fried chicken, cut off the bone, cream of chicken soup, some veggies, a little poul read more
Cate Blanchett In Armani Prive At The 61st Edition Of Cannes Film…
Stylefrizz - Life & Style | May 14th 2008 by kpriss
I read somewhere that Cate looks just like she’s eating a halogen bulb every morning. And so she does! Looking at this fresh face, incredible smile, serene expression, I’d go for a dozen of bulbs, but then again, mothers always have a special hal read more
One More to Go!
Simple Wolrd of Haze | May 14th 2008 by haze
I can't help myself but look at these photos of my little boy when he was only a little baby. Look how cute he was and infairness he is still very cute now, lol. More even cuter I guess, hehehehe. I think I need one more baby then I stop. I can't wai read more
it’s been a while…
Life in General | May 14th 2008 by kellyjean81
Well, with all the busy-ness of daily life, it’s been a while since I’ve been able to come up with something really great to write about. Today is no different, though I do have some good news: Andrew and I wrote a business plan for my read more
A Circle of Women
Motherhood Incorporated | May 14th 2008 by sandrabeck
by Shannon Penrod Our Grandmother’s sat around a quilt; as their needles dove repeatedly into finely colored cloth they shared advice, recipes and compassion. It was the way they connected, it was a circle of women. When the quilt was done, read more
Choosing Single Motherhood: The Thinking Woman's Guide
Feminist Review | May 14th 2008 by Ama Lee
By Mikki MorrissetteHoughton MifflinThe title of this hefty guidebook, which is meant for future “Choice Moms,” or single women who have children deliberately, put me on the defensive. “Choice Mom” seems unspecific — aren’t there are othe read more
Heroic Mothers
Recapturing Our Catholic Patrimony | May 14th 2008 by Recapturing Our Catholic Patrimony
How many mothers have you known who have been the heroines of some epic or extraordinary event? Few, very few. Yet you and I know many mothers who are indeed heroic, truly heroic, who have never figured in anything spectacular, who will never hit the read more
The Baby Blues Have Subsided…
Mommy Daddy Blog | May 13th 2008 by Sheena
So all it took was a talk with Daddy and words of comfort in the form of comments and emails and I am feeling better. I’ve learned to relax, however it still kind of worries me when I don’t get enough accomplished. It just makes me feel g read more
Mommastuff Q-3: Kids Names
Confessions of a Supermodel Wannabe | May 13th 2008 by Vannie
From N!cE of MommastuffThe aim of these questions is to share opinions and experiences among moms (or dads) in the blogosphere.Each week a new question will be posted and I’m inviting mom and dads to answer and share their thoughts about it.If you read more
in search of maggie
secondsister suaviloquy | May 13th 2008 by April
Navajo child wearing traditional jewelry.My husband's family has their roots in the West. His ancestors were Native American with names like "Shot in the Eye". I gather they were a motley crew, but had an aesthetic eye for the fine art of silversmit read more
How was your MOMS’ DAY?
Beautifulandhappy | May 13th 2008 by malinesky
Mothers’ Day is over, but as for me, remembering and marveling on our moms’ unselfishness should be done everyday. A single day to remember our mothers can not pay off all the hardships of a mother - it’s an everyday devotion for t read more
Feels like Monday, tastes like chicken!
Stella's Blawg | May 13th 2008 by Stella
Today has felt like a Mondy to me all day long. There was a huge wreck on the freeway on the OPPOSITE SIDE that had all of the lanes in my direction slowing down to gawk and look at the wreckage. I was 10 minutes late for work. Not the end of t read more
Manners are magic!
Sweetney | May 13th 2008 by sweetney
Her, rushing breathlessly into the room for no apparent reason whatsoever: Stand up! Me: Uhh why? Her: Just stand up! Me: M, you know that's not how we ask for things. What's the magic word? Her: [Thinks for a minute] Abracadabra! Me: [hysterical lau read more
Wunderwear and Puppy Piddles
Divine Secrets of a Pastoral Princess | May 13th 2008 by Pastoral Princess
My 2 year old is showing some interest in potty training. He wants to wear "wunderwear" and is very excited to show off his training pants. However, he has yet to pee in the pot! We have been doing this every evening for about 2 weeks, he decides aro read more
Oh, come on people!
blue milk | May 13th 2008 by blue milk
Mothers Day. Families trying to have beautiful moments. Thanks to here for the link. read more
Mommy’s little secrets
Soup Is Not a Finger Food | May 13th 2008 by Meg
As our kids get older, we are faced with a dilemma that can be summed up in this timeworn phrase: “Do as I say, not as I do.” Of course, it’s important to set an example for your kids by your actions. But, just when you are convince read more
You know, I’m a little unsure about ballerinas
blue milk | May 13th 2008 by blue milk
.. and I would never have given her a ballet costume for her dress-up box. But when someone else did, and when she regularly chooses to dress up in it? Well I find her kind of gorgeous in it. read more
Sugary sweet
blue milk | May 13th 2008 by blue milk
This Mothers Day was all kinds of sugary sweetness for me. Best not to read on if you don’t have a sweet tooth. Lauca, having recently turned three, was for the first time old enough to understand the occasion and all day long offered me sp read more
Motherhood on a knife-edge
blue milk | May 13th 2008 by blue milk
The way we treat family carers in our economy is obscene. The Four Corners’ program this week, “In My Shoes” on the state of play for carers looking after family members with profound disabilities was pretty devastating viewin read more
The corporate paedophilia case ends with a whimper
blue milk | May 13th 2008 by blue milk
Remember this court case? Dr Emma Rush and the Australian Institute criticised companies for sexualising children in their advertising campaigns and their research report provided examples, including one from department store giant, David Jones. Le read more
The doctor’s charm offensive
blue milk | May 13th 2008 by blue milk
Dr David Knight, take a note of his name. Because here he is letting you all know that if you ever need to see a fertility specialist and you’re wanting someone sensitive, non-judgemental and non-patronising, well.. you might keep looking. He read more
Tuesday Torah: It's *always* Mother's Day!
Ima on and off the Bima | May 13th 2008 by phyllis
Mother's Day has come and gone.And while I appreciate the gesture, I really feel that we have the obligation to honor our moms (and dads too) all the time, every day.And while I know how much of a break most moms need, why do they only get it one day read more
protect this girl
secondsister suaviloquy | May 12th 2008 by April
This is how neurotic I am: When I heard about the earthquake in China this morning, I wondered about our birth mother. Did she live in the Sichuan Province? Was she okay? If she does live there, did she loose anybody she loved? China is so massive th read more
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