I was sitting in class with a mother of four whom works full time, is a full time student, and tutors in whatever spare time she has. While most people find this admirable I was, to put it mildly, a little scared. I myself am a mother of one, a full time student, and working [...]
Continue ReadingI've just recently been introduced to Mamapedia.com and already find myself hooked! It is extremely user-friendly; to start with, I was able to use my Facebook account to sign up. Meaning, I have one less set of account information to remember. Like most online accounts they send out a “Daily Digest,” but unlike most I receive, I actually read theirs from beginning to end. I actually find every bit of text interesting and useful.
Continue ReadingI love good old-fashioned snail mail donation request envelopes that come with a free page of address labels adorned with flowers or puppies, but lately giving online has become more exciting seeing than "free gift enclosed" printed on the outside of some of my envelopes. This may stem from the fact that sometimes its even FREE (for me) to give to charities.
Continue ReadingI've always stereotyped the 'work at home' mom scenario. I've seen plenty of hard-working and hopeful women try their hand at Avon and Mary Kay (both of which now have representatives selling their products online). Other moms get tangled in phony 'business opportunities' that leave them hundreds of dollars poorer with not much to show for it.
Continue ReadingIn the not so distant past newly minted mommies had to *gasp* figure out their problems for themselves. Thankfully new moms aren't alone anymore. Through any number of online networks, mothers (and fathers) can share their post-baby body woes or compare notes about their wild nights.
Continue Reading© 2010 Social Media Mom.
Recent Comments