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Single Moms Rock! Blog Carnival – October 22, 2009
Posted by: | CommentsWelcome to the October 22, 2009 edition of Single Moms Rock!
Susan Howe presents Safe Trick or Treating: 16 Essential Tips for Parents posted at Star Costumes Blog.
Lisa Illichmann presents Lisa Illichmann » Headlights posted at Lisa Illichmann, saying, “As a single mom, I’ve learned that fear is my worst enemy. In a fearful moment, I try to just close my eyes and focus on solution. Then I know that I can make it through and move forward in my life.”
curleymom3 presents Exercise and Self Confidence posted at Angelbunnies.
Christina presents Mother-son bonding: ice hockey posted at Solo Mother, saying, “A single mother and her son sneak out on a school night to see a hockey game, and find a strong bond over hot dogs and Cracker Jacks, without a baseball in sight. “I felt like such a great dad!”"
Wise_Bread presents Outfit Your Nursery for Less – 10 Tips for Finding Low Cost, High Quality Things You Need For Your Baby posted at Wisebread.
lisa presents Venus and Mars in the eyes of a 2nd grader. posted at A day in the life of a single mom!.
John Eggie presents Personalized Birthday Gifts posted at Christmas Children’s Books, saying, “If your child is becoming another year older think about our special products for some really unique personalized birthday gifts that are sure to be treasured for a very long time.”
curleymom3 presents Memories and Useless Information posted at Angelbunnies.
KidsYogaOnline presents Kids yoga basics: mountain pose posted at Kids Yoga Online, saying, “Stand as tall as a mountain and still your mind at Kids Yoga Online.”
Debbie Dragon presents Balance House Work with Work at Home posted at Empowering Mom.
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Single Moms Rock Blog Carnival #1
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Welcome to the first Single Moms Rock Blog Carnival. What follow’s are articles from around the web that single moms can read to enhance and empower their lives. The topics range from personal finances, healthy living, empowerment, and children.
If you’d like your blog featured here, submit your best article before the next deadline.
Healthy Single Moms
Surfer Sam presents How to Balance Work, Home and Family posted at Surfer Sam and Friends.
Stephen Hall presents Family | Home Remedies For Toothache :: By Stephen Hall | BharatBhasha.com posted at Bharatbhasha.
Frederick Yarmy presents Top 50 Blogs for Pregnant Working Moms posted at Best ultrasound technician schools.
Single Mom Personal Finances
MatthewPaulson presents Use Layaway to Finance Your Purchases posted at Fine Tuned Finances.
Billeater presents Tips for Trimming Your Grocery bill up to 50% posted at Billeater.com.
Single Moms’ Kids
mom & dad presents Kids’ Halloween Costume Ideas posted at raising4boys.com.
KidsYogaOnline presents Hatha yoga for kids: float like a butterfly, hum like a bee posted at Kids Yoga Online.
Susan Howe presents Safe Trick or Treating: 16 Essential Tips for Parents posted at Star Costumes Blog.
Miscellaneous
OmniSwami presents The Slow-Cooker or Crock Pot ? A Single Dad?s Friend posted at Omniswami – Blog of Life, Family, Parenting, Tips & More.
This Single Mom’s Co-Parenting Perspective
Posted by: | CommentsThere is much debate about whether sharing parenting responsibilities with your ex is a good thing or not. I mean how do you get past the fact that he’s a jerk, is selfish, cheated on you, blah, blah, blah?
I think if both parents are at least considered sane then co-parenting is a viable alternative to being the lone ranger parent. We could use the help; after all, you didn’t make that baby by yourself right?
The Best Solution for the Kid
The thing about co-parenting for me is that it’s the best thing for kids. Parents who are not together, for one reason or another, owe it to the children they brought into this world to find a way to be actively involved in their kids lives. Read More→
