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YourTango Launches LoveMom, A New Blog About The Intersection Of Love, Life And Kids
Posted by: | CommentsNew York, NY (PRWEB) May 7, 2010
YourTango is proud to announce the launch of LoveMom, a new parenting blog about the intersection of love, life and kids. LoveMom is different from other Mommy Blogs in that it looks at motherhood through the prism of a woman’s love life. Visit LoveMom at http://www.yourtango.com/lovemom.
“Having just become a mom myself, I’m excited to reveal how other mothers manage their lives and relationships,” says YourTango CEO and Founder Andrea Miller. “While there are innumerable mommy blogs out there, LoveMom sets itself apart by focusing on the impact motherhood has on romantic relationships. Let’s face it: life with your husband changes dramatically when you have a baby and a single mom faces a whole different ball game when it comes to dating.”
LoveMom won’t offer potty training advice or stroller ratings. Instead, LoveMom will dish about the ups and downs of parenting while managing your romantic relationships and sense of self. Content will cover the entire process of parenthood, from the emotional drama of trying to get pregnant to managing the practical aspects of life with children to how a woman’s identity, body and hormones change as a result of motherhood. LoveMom will include practical tips and advice, dramatic stories and humorous anecdotes all designed to help moms live their best love lives.
While LoveMom targets women, it will also feature fathers’ voices. It launches with a number of accomplished contributors such as:
Lisa Romeo, the mother of two sons, ages 16 and 12, writes about her initial reluctance toward having children, her struggles with postpartum depression and her eventual realization that motherhood is a pretty darn good fit for her.
Nathan Hegedus gives us the lowdown on paternity leave abroad, and how he and his wife practice co-parenting.
Diana Landen touches upon the problems that arise when you find yourself in the midst of a fight with your husband… in front of your children.
Leah Stewart writes about the challenge of redefining your sense of self when faced with an entirely new identity: motherhood.
Fran Circe Pitre clues us in to the ups and downs of life with three sets of twins.
Steph Auteri, LoveMom editor, writes about how she and her husband decided that it was time to start procreating, and what it’s like trying to conceive.
LoveMom will also feature a rotating cast of guest bloggers.
To learn more visit http://www.yourtango.com/lovemom.
YourTango is a digital media company dedicated to love and relationships. We offer a rich environment to share, learn, affirm, and connect on matters of the heart. YourTango couples personal, thought-provoking text and video content with a community of highly-engaged users.
No matter which LoveStage our users are in–single, taken, engaged, married, starting over or complicated–YourTango helps them live their best love lives.
YourTango is the property of Tango Media, a private company based in New York City. To learn more visit http://www.yourtango.com.
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Are you ready to recover from divorce?
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Maybe ask if you’re ready to recover from divorce is a rhetorical question but so often what we say is not really what we feel. We think we want to cure after separation of the heart-ache and the anger feels like the State of a target service. In fact, anger a goal in releasing tension and emotional turmoil that is felt when we don’t live in alignment. It is much healthier to release the anger than to keep within. It’s how we release that makes the difference.
Releasing means letting go, not to give away a bit and need to loose by more. Anger is not something that you want to constantly educate and expand. This can happen in many ways as well. Unreleased anger can lead to illness, disease, lack of sleep, frustration, revenge, over-eating, self-indulgence, excessive drinking, depression and years of misery. No one intentionally set out to be this way. It is the lack of knowledge, support and want to change, perhaps combined with scholar beliefs that a pattern in life that feels comfortable holding you back from living with change and true purpose and joy.
There are stages of grief that are located between significant loss occur. Going through a divorce is a loss. You’re the only one that the conscious and deliberate choice can make when you’re ready to recover. Your mind can be feeling one way and think another. Your ego can be to resist letting go. You learned beliefs about whether or not you deserve to be happy you could resistance company.
It takes much longer to heal from divorce and become empowered the experience if you don’t believe you can or should be happy, healthy and have an abundance of everything you want, but it is possible.
If you really want to recover from divorce, enrich your life with full joy, love, ultimate health and prosperity a decision now. Take action and make the commitment that despite set you support are ready.
Do what it takes and get support so you can feel empowered and confident that you will not allow yourself to waste no more time feeling less than fantastic. Get counseling, counseling, new supporting friends find and start living to your full potential.
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Certified life coach inspirational single parents after divorce to live with SPARK-spirit, purpose, appreciation, recognition and knowledge so that they feel competent and self confidence.
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