Our experiences

There has always been a big difference between the generation of grandparents and that of grandchildren, it is logical because you have to take into account that they are separated by a considerable number of years, that society advances and that the most normal is that if a father it is hard for him to understand his teenage son that a grandfather considers him as a true Martian.

On the occasion of Father's Day, which is already close, we are making these days the Blogger Dad Special, with interviews with some of the best-known parents in the network, who periodically tell us things about their lives since they are parents. Today we have Carlos, author of the blog A dad like Darth Vader, whose blog stands out for his good humor, his simplicity in telling us things and, at the same time, for the passion and affection with which he writes.

We continue with our series of interviews with Dads bloggers that we are publishing these days given the proximity of Father's Day. Today, our special guest is David, from the blog And Dad also, blog written since May 2012. David is 43 years old and has two children, Arnau, 7, and Judith, 3.

There are fewer and fewer days left for Father's Day and we continue with our Special Dads Bloggers, interviewing the best-known parents in the network, or some of those who transmit us the most, who with their tickets tell us a way to see more paternity aware that in the past Today we have Rafael, author of the Papá Cangrejo blog, where he tells us about his son and what is to come, with love, good humor and much involvement.

I have felt so identified! It is as is. If you have a baby and work at home you will know well what I am talking about. One develops a tremendous ability to work with one eye on the computer and the other chasing the baby. You get used to interrupting your work every two minutes and retaking it again after changing the diaper or preventing it from becoming attractive with something that has gotten into your mouth.

Last year, on the occasion of Mother's Day, we offered you a Special Moms Bloggers that you liked very much. Therefore, we have decided to repeat this year, but with them. Given the proximity of Father's Day, we wanted to invite the most influential bloggers to honor them in their day, and through them, to all parents.

Children grow very fast. Surely you have heard it from your mothers since you became teenagers. And it is true, it seems incredible that my baby, my laughing little boy, has already become a man who shaves, prepares food and organizes his study without needing supervision.

From time to time, in this crazy life that I lead from one place to another, I manage to stop and look at the things that happen around me. Realize that my children are no longer babies, who now demand something different from me than a few months ago, that they are able to surprise me with a thousand ideas, gestures and phrases. In short, that they grow up and they are not going to wait for me, that it is I who must decide what is really important and what I should not miss from their life.

We end today with the review of the best entries of the year in Babies and more, collecting those that have had more visits and that, in general, have liked more, or those that we consider to be more useful for all mothers and future mothers and some than another father who visits us. We have prepared a selection with the best interviews of 2014 in Babies and More.

The man in the picture is not me, but it is the most representative image I have found in relation to what happened to me this morning. Surely as fathers and mothers you have seen in more than one like the one I will explain. I do, and my wife too, but today, because one of the events that happened was relatively important, it acquires a little more relevance.

Do you remember when you had a lot of beautiful, small and perfectly tidy bags that you combined with different styles and colors? If you are an off-road mom, you may no longer recognize yourself, since "the bag" has completely changed its meaning and content. But what do all-terrain moms carry in their purses?

Second part, the first one you can read here, of the adventures and misadventures of a child on the Spanish coast one summer of the 70's. Unbearable situations: the nap It is curious how life changes us and what we now know as one of the greatest pleasures of summer was considered in our childhood at the height of the worst punishments, I speak of that national sport that is practiced throughout the year, but even more so in summer, that little pleasure between pleasures called a nap and that has its glorious moment if it comes just after having been able to enjoy one of those oviparous meals, which reduce your entire vital system to a minimum that borders on catatonia.

You have been counting the minutes that you have left for the starting gun towards that small redoubt of spiritual peace, laborily speaking because what is peace, what is said peace, with children is a concept of those that only some Illuminati can understand. But as bad as it may seem a priori, keep in mind that it will never be as bad as day to day.

I think there hasn't been a single summer that hasn't gone to the beach for at least a couple of days. Most of my summer memories go between the beach and the pool. He had a friend who had never been to a beach, we were from the interior and the beach was not something that was close to our lives, but he still did not understand how his parents had never taken him to the beach.

Yesterday was Mother's Day, the day that deserves more celebration in Babies and more and, following the initiative we started a few days ago, today we are going to interview another mom who authored a blog. For today we have Belén, responsible for the Mamá blog without complexes. Belén has a 7-year-old son he calls Rayo, for being Rayo McQueen's number one fan when he started the blog.

As you know, on the occasion of Mother's Day we wanted to invite to our "house" the most influential bloggers in the network to honor them, and through them to all mothers. Every day we have an interview and this is the last of the series. Today we visit Paris, from the blog Diary of my pregnancy and my motherhood, to whom we wanted to give today the throne of special guest on Mother's Day.

We are already closer to the arrival of Mother's Day, a day that in Babies and more we always celebrate, and following the initiative we started a few days ago, today we are going to interview another mom author of a blog. For today we have Leticia, responsible for the blog 1 Mom for 2. Leticia is 30 years old, she is an entrepreneurial mom in the Online Store of her same blog and has two children, twins, who are 3 years old.

As you know, in the face of Mother's Day we have wanted to invite the most influential blogging moms to our house to honor them in their day, so we continue our series of interviews with a very special guest, Adriana, from the blog We Are Multiple. She is a mother of twins, a boy and a girl of 32 months, is a lawyer recycled entrepreneur, editor and Community Manager.

We continue with our series of interviews with moms bloggers bringing to our home a whole reference in the maternal sphere and with a few years already behind him as a blogger. We introduce you to Pilar who is in charge of the Todomundopeques blog. She is a mother of two children, ElMayor who has just turned 10 and ElCanijo who is already 6, a vocation journalist and expert in Political Science by profession and blogger since February 20, 2007 in which she published her first entry.

There is little left for Mother's Day to arrive, a day pointed out in our blog for obvious reasons, and following the initiative we started two days ago, today we are going to interview another great mom from the "blogueril" universe. For today we have Carolina, author of the blog Minerva and her world. Carolina is 36 years old, is a maternity and parenting advisor in Soñando Duendes and has a daughter, Minerva, who is 3 and a half years old.