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 him Mother word, where Sheila tells us that she is pregnant with her second baby with all the excitement of explaining the happiness that it entails and the process that they have lived until the news.
In Educating four We have been able to read the reflection of a large family mom who does not just understand the parents who make the excuse they have as an excuse for not having more children, because deep down, she says, many of the things we consider indispensable are not even necessary.
In Building a family, Suu tells us that they operate on their children. They have already made an intervention to their daughter and according to forecasts, they could also operate their other two children. Children and doctors, doctors and children. Two words that do not get along when there is an operating room and the nerves and fears of children and parents.
In I'm mom now Celia thanks her daughter for revolutionizing her life. Thank you for turning motherhood into everything you didn't expect it to be and for, as she says, revolutionize your stability "to put everything back in its (true) place."
In Blog of a desperate mother We have read that his young son, Ivan, became a chef for a day, because they decided to make pasta and when he asked for help from the children, he volunteered. Thanks to the Thermomix, he was able to make dinner practically alone, with the satisfaction that this entails.
In Blogging (about my little one and other things)Mo tells us how to choose, after a difficult family decision, a great dislike, between continuing to turn to the pain of an event or being carried away by the laughter and joy of children, who seem oblivious to the problems.
In Happy in arms We have been able to read a highly recommended entry in which this mother tells us seven tips to enjoy a leave taking care of the children.
To finish, in Diary of something specialWe have been told how to explain death to children, something we wish we never had to do, but sometimes it is necessary.
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.
