This Tuesday, as we do every week, we will go into cyberspace to see what stories we can find in the moms and dads blogs of the network. Here we share new perspectives, reflections, experiences, experiences and advice left to us by other parents.
We start with The Blissful Orchid, who shouts "that's fine!" in the topic teta versus baby bottle, because in her breastfeeding years she has had to live and listen to everything, and she is not willing to downplay what she really has.
We continue with Mom cookie He tells us in his blog a fun situation with his daughter, a lollipop, her husband and a coffee. The bottom line: don't do to your children what you don't want them to do to you. Do not miss what happens.
We return to a known blog, Mom also knows, because Catalina tells us in a beautiful post how the brother's arrival was. The preparations with the older brother, the first contact between them, the fears ... very emotional!
Also an exciting post found on the blog of Sara's mom, about how we understand motherhood and how we function and feel mothers. It is entitled Perfection versus freedom and leaves us phrases like these:
Motherhood has no molds, no suits and that it is much more about being oneself, of reconciling with their dark and forgotten places, so that the light that exists within us goes out, shining on our life, letting us simply be the mother that we are naturally, that we have tattooed in each cell, the best mother we can be.
In The twin invasion Núria tells us how her family is seen by Ona, her four-year-old daughter, through her drawings. An entire artist!
At Blog of a desperate mother We moved to the Peace Day party in the nursery of his son Ivan and those who will do in the school of his son Daniel.
And speaking of schools, Mami Cool in her blog Cool family He asks us if at the time of choosing school we know all the options, and he tells us about an alternative that is gaining strength in the United States, the Charter school.
Finally, in My Philips world They tell us about the child's feeding and the moment when we started with complementary feeding.
We hope you enjoyed some of our review moms and dads blogs What is in cyberspace. Next week we will be loaded with new stories, and if you have a blog about maternity or paternity, we invite you to leave the blog address in the comments to this post.
