- Lisa Belkin, author of The New York Times Motherlode blog (and #1 on Babble's recent list of top mom bloggers) has an interesting post entitled Modern Mother's Little Helpers. No, it isn't about the cute little toddlers who empty the silverware from the dishwasher and put the laundry into the dryer. It's about the pills that so many moms pop in order to get through the day. Belkin draws on a post from an anonymous blogger at The Elmo Wallpaper, who wonders what is going on when such large numbers of mothers are so overwhelmed and stressed out that they can't seem to function without the help of prescription meds.
- San Francisco can ban Happy Meal toys all day long, but according to two eye-opening posts over at Spoonfed, there are far more serious issues when it comes to McDonalds. Check out both Forget Happy Meal toys. Let's ban McEducation and the follow-up post More McDonald's Madness for some interesting and educational reading.
- There was a beautiful post from Carrie at The Parenting Passageway about the times when breastfeeding doesn't work out. She writes: "breastfeeding is wonderful, it provides an excellent start to infants and to families. However, the way we connect to our children goes through all developmental stages, not just infancy, and not just through breastfeeding."
- And last but definitely not least, the Cool Mom Picks Holiday Guide is here!!! Cool Mom Picks is an awesome website run by awesome mom bloggers, and every year they scope out the coolest holiday gift ideas so that you don't have to. I love that their stuff is unique, and that I can find handmade items from Etsy mixed in among all their holiday picks.
Monday, November 22, 2010
Sunday Surfing on Monday: Medication, McDonalds, And Other Things Moms Talk About
I had a Sunday Surf post all prepared, but was sidelined by some weird form of head cold/stomach flu/ poisoning by Theraflu. Whatever it was that I had, I never made it to the computer. So we're Sunday Surfing on Monday. What difference does it make, really?
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