Today, as every week, we review the most interesting thing that has been read this last week in some of the moms and dads blogs We can find on the net.
We start with an entry from one of the fixed blogs in this section, Parenting and trust, in which The Miri It gives us the keys to educate balanced and respectful children - and with whom I strongly agree - entitled A child just like you.
In Alejandradas We have been able to read a pinch of Alejandra and her family's life and the fun conversations she has with her daughters and we have known how she feels when she meets One of us, in allusion to the moms who live with a stuck child to the chest and explain it normally.
In Thirty with son We have read an entry that many of the parents who have decided to give a chance to the power of words, kisses and respect we could subscribe: I do not want to have to justify myself all the time. In it, this mother explains how she has lived the constant doubts and advice of her parents when it comes to educating her child and how she feels about it. Highly recommended because it explains it from the heart.
In Mom without complexes Bethlehem tells us about Dangers, falls and more alluding to the stage that comes from the two years in which the risks multiply as children grow, since they are able to do more things and above all to try to reach unreachable sites. Be very careful with accidents, especially if your child is so kamikaze like the one in Bethlehem.
In Pampering and tit we have been able to read a borrowed text from Jesusa Ricoy, loaded with truths and claims that directly criticizes some of the foundations of our society that should be demolished to live in a fuller and less superficial way: “The Maternal Revolution” The silent scandals are over ... by Jesusa Ricoy.
In Julio's mom We have read the story of Julio's birthday, which Two years ago has done, in which Mom explains how everything went and how they shared the illusion and joy of a very special day.
In Experiences of a momLaky has explained to us in detail how was the ultrasound of the third trimester and how it seems to confirm something that she suspected, that surely she does not have gestational diabetes and that she has taken great care for no reason, but cheerful, despite everything, for having care so much.
In The stories of Pope Wolf We have been able to read the Holiday Progress (II) with which we have laughed a lot with the adventures of this family in the north of Spain and the naturalness and good humor with which it tells everything.
Finally in Building a family, Suu has opened a door to her most intimate intimacy (no matter how redundant), by telling us about Her mother, explaining in a few words what her relationship with her has always been and how it has evolved over time to the point of having to be done She takes care of things that her mother should have assumed and how she feels now that she sees that she can't count on her when she needs her. It is a hard entry to read, and you realize by doing that "some so much and others so little." A hug, Suu.
I take this opportunity to remind you that if you have any Blog in which you talk about your children or things related to motherhood and babies, you can tell us in the comments for us to read and comment on.
