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Companies are increasingly reaching out to parenting bloggers instead of more traditional channels to market their products. If you’ve got a blog that more than three people read, you’ve probably gotten offers for free stuff to review.
This article details the gifts, trips and free products that companies lavish on some bloggers. I was at an event Continue reading »
It used to be that if kids wanted to make some money above and beyond their allowance, they had very few options. They could get a paper route, do some babysitting or even mow lawns to earn some cash. But other than that, there really weren’t many avenues available to an under-aged entrepreneur.
But the Internet has changed all that. More and more young people are going online to make money. No, they aren’t selling the family treasures on e-Bay, they’re are following in the footsteps of many adults and blogging their way to riches. Continue reading »
Today on Babble:
“Notes from a Non-Breeder: TMI”
By Emily Matchar
The new honesty around parenting has made me scared to have kids.
Read it here.
Here’s a horror story for you if you’re just about to launch a blog full of pictures of your family: a mom blogger who posted a picture of her family in high resolution on her site got an e-mail from a friend in the Czech Republic recently. He’d just seen their family portrait posted across a billboard.
And, no, they aren’t a family of models. Continue reading »
She’s made us laugh with her books and blogs about drinking her way through motherhood, but the hilarity got pretty sobering this week for Stefanie Wilder-Taylor.
In a moving contribution to her regular “Make Mine a Double, Tales of Twins and Tequila,” column at Mommy Track’d, Wilder-Taylor shared the sad truth with the world: she’s an alcoholic. Continue reading »
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