The BritMums Blog

The sun is shining, the warm breezes are blowing and the Easter holiday is nearly upon us. Mums everywhere are starting to panic and are scrambling for outings, crafts and activities to keep their children busy and their sanity intact. On those rare moments when you can escape, turn your attention to this week’s Blogger of the Week and our 10 Must-Reads to give you a bit of pleasure in the madness that the school holidays bring!

Here we are again. Another week of amazing blog posts, entertaining photographs and several mesmerising video blogs. The blogosphere is full of such talent!
One of the Bloggers who stands out for me this week has been blogging for about a year now. She has two amazingly gorgeous twins and grown children as well. Makes me wonder how in God’s Green Earth, she does it all? Not only has this blogger had a lovely blog-makeover recently but she’s also dipping her very talented toe into the video blogging world. Who, might you ask, is this uber-clever blogger?

This week’s Blogger of the Week is “holding on to COOL with both hands and refusing to give up ME without a fight.” This is a mantra I wish I could use!
You know her on Twitter as mumrablog and have been entertained by her ever changing avatars and her refreshingly honest take on parenting.

The British Mummy Blogosphere is a wild and wonderful place. Diversity reigns supreme. Best of all there’s a place for EVERYONE no matter their level of expertise.
This is why I so enjoy trawling the blogosphere to bring you exciting blogs to add to your reading rota. I have found so many amazing blogs and such brilliant writing. And I’ve found you a cracker for this week’s Blogger of the Week!

BMBBOW The BMB Blogger of the Week describes herself with these heartfelt words…
In the years B.C. (before children) I was involved with music which I loved. I also did a postgraduate degree and then threw myself into academia which I loved too. Now I do freelance work when people ring me up and ask me to although I have to resist my first urge to turn them down on the basis that if they saw my house and my organisational skills they wouldn’t ask me to write a shopping list for them, let alone do some work.

Blogger of the Week returns with a blogger who is relatively new on the scene but has definitely made an impression. She describes herself thus: I am a deeply lost New Mexican in London, and a former staffer at The Economist turned full time Soup Developer to the Boss and the Colleague. I am a [...]