In honor of Mother’s Day, 22 blogger moms are uniting forces to Celebrate the Difference in Motherhood!
We come in all different shapes, sizes and shades from all over the world, that’s the beauty of diversity. So why would we expect to all parent in the same way? As moms we are constantly under attack, with the most recent coming from The Wall Street Journal against mom bloggers which happened to be written by a woman. That kind of nonsense is exactly why we want to come together and show the world how women can support one another, instead of tearing each other down.
Sweet mom feel free to choose: To blog. To nurse. To home school. To not spank. To do private education. To use cloth diapers. To have 5 children. To not feed our children organic food. Or whatever it maybe that enriches your family. We want to give you a high-five and encourage you to do that which blessed your kids, your husband and brings peace to your mind and home.
It’s not a matter of having more tolerance of our differences, it’s a matter of showing each other respect and kindness. Showing respect to each other even if we choose differently for our families is a valuable lesson we can impart to our children. God knows, parenting is hard enough we don’t need any more people “booing” us off stage. What we need is someone to walk along our side.
Moms let’s support one another and celebrate the difference!
Each blogger will share a parenting story on whatever topic of her choice. Stop by to laugh, cry and be encouraged in your parenting journey. We hope you walk away encouraged!
Celebrating the differences of Motherhood is brought to you by our host, Inspired by Family, and by the following contributing blogs: Kids Activities Blog, Rainbows within Reach, Powerful Mothering, Fun-a-Day, The Pleasantest Thing, Royal Baloo, Laly Mom, True Aim Education, Kids Stuff World, Milk and Cuddles, The Imagination Laboratory, Smiling like Sunshine, Teach Beside Me, JDaniel 4’s Mom, Kitchen Counter Chronicle, My Nearest and Dearest, Nate and Rachel, Two-Daloo, Mamas Like Me, Mama Miss, One Mommy. Martys Musings, Mothering From Scratch and Creative World of Vayra.
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If you are a blogger and you have a story or something to share on how you celebrated motherhood, feel free to add a link to your post so we can read your story as well. Note: by sharing you give us permission to feature you (attributing of course).
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Here’s the schedule for you to follow along. As they go up I will update our schedule, so stay tune. Or you can follow along via our Moms Share Pinterest Board where all the post will be pinned, Facebook or email.
May 1st: Inspired by Family – Let’s lift each other up not tear each other down
Kids Activities Blog -Simple but meaningful Our Mother’s Day {Start a Tradition}
2nd: Rainbows Within Reach – Mothering through a Grandmothers Perspective
Powerful Mothering – What my little ones mean to me when words aren’t enough: Dear Little Ones….
3rd: Fun A Day – One mama shares: Breaking the Cycle of Abuse
The Pleasantest Things – Another idea instead of long journaling: Snapshot of Today: Letters to my…
4th: Royal Baloo– Slow Down, Motherhood
Laly Mom – OMG! I used to be someone’s baby!
5th: True Aim Education – Trading in Motherhood
6th: Milk and Cuddles – Celebrating Mother’s Day When You No Longer Have Your Mother
Kids Stuff World – Letter to a New Mom
7th: The Imagination Laboratory: Blessings in the Journey of Motherhood– Overcoming hardships for the sake of your children
Smiling Like Sunshine: Mindful Parenting
Mothering from Scratch– Enjoying Seasons of Motherhood
8th: Teach Beside Me – I am a Woman
J Daniel 4’s Mom – Yes, Mom is Part of My Name
9th: Kitchen Counter Chronicles – How to Support Mothers this Mother’s Day
My Nearest and Dearest – The Importance of Mom Friendships
10th: Twodaloo – A Moment from NICU
Nothing if Not Intentional – Mamas Need Sleep
11th: Mamas Like Me – Are you a Mama Like Me?
Marty’s Musings – A Letter for Adoptive Moms
12th: There’s Just One Mommy – Motherhood Changes You
Creative World of Vayra – To Be a Mother