My Favorite Motherhood Websites
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Seeing as I spend most of my days on the internet for work, it was the first place I turned after I found out I was pregnant. I was eager to read articles by other women that gave me some direction -- what books should I read? What pre-natals should I take? What belly butter works? What are the cool, hip baby stores to shop at? I've also been long obsessed with birth stories and hearing about how women get through the first few months of being a new mom. I felt lost. I only knew of a few websites and I've spent the past 20 weeks searching the web for quality sites that leave me feeling inspired and educated. I ask mom friends any chance I get and am constantly on the hunt for new books and blogs and Instagram accounts to follow. Today I'm sharing my favorites so far, and I'd love to hear if there are any others you think I should check out! PS- I can't believe I'm already half way through my pregnancy!!
Mother Mag: Mother Mag was co-founded by a former Refinery29 editor, Katie Hintz-Zambrano and definitely has a hip factor. I love the mix of interviews, shopping, style and educational posts. I find this site especially useful for discovering brands.
The Glow: This was one of the few sites I'd read before I became pregnant. You can't not get lost in the beautiful (literally glowing) photographs and interviews. I got the coffee table book for Christmas and read a few interviews before bed each night.
Cricket's Circle Blog: To put it simply Cricket's Circle is a modern take on a baby registry - I like the concept but I'm not sure it's exactly right for me but I do love their blog. I really enjoy reading the 'Short Answers' series and the 'On The Radar' posts.
Rommy And The Bunnies: This site was started by Julia Restoin Roitfeld - who is the epitome of French girl cool- her mom was the editor of French Vogue for years and she's a fashionista in her own right. Its a fun mix of style, beauty and motherhood.
A Cup Of Jo's Motherhood Section: I read many of these posts before I was expecting and have found them especially helpful now.
Seeing as I spend most of my days on the internet for work, it was the first place I turned after I found out I was pregnant. I was eager to read articles by other women that gave me some direction -- what books should I read? What pre-natals should I take? What belly butter works? What are the cool, hip baby stores to shop at? I've also been long obsessed with birth stories and hearing about how women get through the first few months of being a new mom. I felt lost. I only knew of a few websites and I've spent the past 20 weeks searching the web for quality sites that leave me feeling inspired and educated. I ask mom friends any chance I get and am constantly on the hunt for new books and blogs and Instagram accounts to follow. Today I'm sharing my favorites so far, and I'd love to hear if there are any others you think I should check out! PS- I can't believe I'm already half way through my pregnancy!!
Mother Mag: Mother Mag was co-founded by a former Refinery29 editor, Katie Hintz-Zambrano and definitely has a hip factor. I love the mix of interviews, shopping, style and educational posts. I find this site especially useful for discovering brands.
The Glow: This was one of the few sites I'd read before I became pregnant. You can't not get lost in the beautiful (literally glowing) photographs and interviews. I got the coffee table book for Christmas and read a few interviews before bed each night.
Cricket's Circle Blog: To put it simply Cricket's Circle is a modern take on a baby registry - I like the concept but I'm not sure it's exactly right for me but I do love their blog. I really enjoy reading the 'Short Answers' series and the 'On The Radar' posts.
Rommy And The Bunnies: This site was started by Julia Restoin Roitfeld - who is the epitome of French girl cool- her mom was the editor of French Vogue for years and she's a fashionista in her own right. Its a fun mix of style, beauty and motherhood.
A Cup Of Jo's Motherhood Section: I read many of these posts before I was expecting and have found them especially helpful now.
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