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Category Archives: Guest Posts
Humility, and other liberations
Today’s super-duper awesome guest post is from an old university friend, Marina. Last time Marina wrote on DorkyMum – a brilliant piece called The Pot Plant Analogy – it turned into one of the most popular posts on the blog … Continue reading
Maternal and Newborn Health is a Feminist Issue
Today’s hugely important guest post is from one of the loveliest bloggers around – Kylie Hodges, who you can find over at Not Even A Bag of Sugar. The Partnership for Maternal, Child and Newborn Health is a division of … Continue reading
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The Living Wage
Today’s guest post is from Jax, who blogs at Making It Up and tweets as @liveotherwise. She describes herself as “a home educating mother of four, working from home around the children on wordpress websites for small businesses and spending far … Continue reading
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Tagged Citizens UK, coalition, Con-Dems, government, Labour Party, politics, The Living Wage, welfare
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Just the One
Today’s lovely guest post moved me to tears. It’s by one of my very favourite bloggers, Sarah at Grenglish, whose blog you can find here, and who you can say hello to on Twitter here. *** ‘Just the one’ we … Continue reading
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Tagged family, Grenglish, motherhood, only child, only children, parenting
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Chalk and Cheese
I’m taking some time offline over the next week or so, but to keep things busy on here I’ve invited some of my favourite blogging friends to write guest posts for me. Today’s is from Anya, who blogs as Older … Continue reading
A Guest Post from Indonesia
Yesterday I wrote a post about Save the Children’s new campaign on breastfeeding. Today I’m absolutely thrilled to have a guest post on the blog from Tasya, an inspiring woman who works as the head of advocacy and legal division … Continue reading
Books and s*@t
I’m very excited to have a guest post from a blogger who I know to be just as much of a love in real life as she is onscreen. It’s Caroline – formerly Scribbling Mum – now Letters from Your … Continue reading
Running Away from Lions
Today’s post is by a friend and former colleague Julia Harrison. Julia isn’t a blogger, but was kind enough to respond positively when I put a call out for guest posts. I think this is a brilliant piece, which must … Continue reading
A New Direction
Today’s guest post is from Kirsty, who describes herself as a thirty-something wife and mother of one cheeky toddler. She blogs at damsonlane.com, and you can also find her on Facebook and Twitter. Restraint does not come easily to me. I … Continue reading
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Tagged activism, campaigning, charitable giving, charity, Damson Lane, Refuge
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Blogging has changed the way I live my life!
Today’s post is from a lovely lady who I have mentioned on here before because she is such a warm and encouraging person, and has been a huge support for me during the time I’ve been blogging. It is the … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, charity, Christianity, life changing experiences, Mummy from the Heart, OneMoms, OneMums, Save the Children
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