Work-Life Balance and Keeping Your Sanity
We are moms, and I know many are like me and want it all. I didn’t want to give up a career for motherhood. I didn’t want to sacrifice family for work (in fact, that is the reason I ditched my job in journalism after 15 years).
This is a [...]
Freelance writing is both a blessing and a curse. The freedom to write on topics that inspire you, when you feel inspired is the blessing. The cursing starts when you try to find someone to publish your article.
I like to think of myself as a revolutionary. Now, don’t laugh. I am kind of serious. When I was working full-time and only seeing my three kids (age three and under at the time) for a couple hectic hours weeknights and rushed/exhausted weekends, I knew that lifestyle just didn’t make sense. [...]
The topic fresh on everyone’s mind this week is taxes and we’re not alone, bloggers everywhere are writing about it too. Anali’s First Amendment has a comprehensive list of tax deductions for food bloggers, though many of her suggestions could go for parent bloggers as well. Kelly Whalen also shared some
A new site recently launched that would seem to be a way to track and use the popular Pinterest site, but its method of requiring people buzz about the service to gain access (access that I haven’t heard of anyone getting yet) has many bloggers concerned.
I had my own concerns and [...]
It’s no secret that I’m an editor for a small publisher. As such, I get plenty of questions about freelancing: how to build relationships, what to write and how to follow up. This will be a four-part series, addressing freelance writing for smaller publications.
Talk of the Parent Blogosphere, Family Finances Edition
This week blog talk seemed to center around finances, whether its discussing your child’s allowance with Kelly over at Adaptu or learning about monetizing your blog on this talk ain’t cheap. Vacations are no different, Lolli [...]
50+ Nonprofits and Charities on Pinterest
Brands aren’t the only ones who are jumping on the Pinterest bandwagon, charities and nonprofits are also grabbing up accounts and pinning away. Charities and nonprofits are looking to add interest and maybe even garner more awareness for their causes through the use of Pinterest. While the use of Pinterest [...]
Type-A Parent Podcast Call for Guest Suggestions
Type-A Parent will soon be launching a podcast. It will be a chance to highlight some great parent bloggers, as well as provide advice to help you build your blogging presence and business.
I am planning to keep it pretty short (about 20 minutes) each episode because we are all so busy. I will [...]
This year, Picaboo is partnering with the Type A Parent Conference to create a conference calendar made by you! Want to show off your photography skills and promote your blog at the same time? Just share a photo you took and used on your blog in 2011 and you could be featured on [...]
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