Today, as every week, we bring you a review with some Featured content that we have been able to read this week on moms and dads blogs, in a tour of the Network of other looks and experiences with babies and children, of those who have children or wish to have them.
Marta is Mother of twins and in his blog he tells us about his experience as a mother of Nen and Nena, his two children. In his story of joy, respect and fear he tells us how the days after the birth of his babies were, without being able to have them in his arms as he would have wanted to give birth, due to the dreaded complications.
Step by step It is the blog of a woman who has decided to be a single mother, a great adventure that she tells us in a casual way. These days he has spoken to us about the million-dollar question: after "do you have a boyfriend?", "When are you getting married?", "When are the children?", Now is the turn to "Will it be a boy or a girl? ". You will know shortly!
We continue with single moms by choice, because in Looking for you Dreamita tells us how she tries to achieve pregnancy thanks to assisted reproduction. She is immersed in this process that sometimes becomes long and hard, and tells us about the scam of pregnancy tests in Spain. We hope you see the positive soon!
In Chronicles of a Padawan, a very "guerragalctic" blog inspired by Star wars, Leia Organa tells us these days how it is the room of LittleJedi that they have already finished preparing because the birth is planned for within a month.
When I was still pregnant we talked about Experiences of a mom. Now Laki already has, with her seven-year-old prince, her little four-month-old baby, and has even heard her first words, those that always fill us with emotion.
Through our contact form we get the hint of Life is not that complicated, the blog that Marta, a mother of two girls, has recently started, and where these days she is telling us a question that all parents care about us, the choice of our children's school.
Jose Carnero dedicates his blog One in a hundred thousand to his son Guzman, who has leukemia. In Luna lunera he tells us some funny occurrences of his son and makes us see the satellite with other eyes after knowing the history of the treatment that the child follows. I leave you with the description of this blog and I encourage you to know its history:
My son Guzmán is 3 years old and has acute lymphoblastic leukemia. It only happens to 3 children out of every 100,000, more than 80% get ahead. I want this blog to be an engine of hope, hope and faith so that all around us project and visualize the end of this path in positive. There is a positive energy that move between all. You just have to believe in her.
Hopefully this review has been interesting for you. Next week we will continue visiting Dads and moms blogs to learn from your experiences and offer you a compilation of what most attracts our attention in this blogosphere dedicated to the adventure of being parents.
