This post is about a month or so late. I did the same thing last year, too. Hey, what can I say? The life of a Type-A Parent is demanding, and our to-do lists tend to look scary. Apparently, an April birthday for the site is bad timing.
Still, it is an exciting [...]
If you are a blogger and have attended a blog conference in recent years, you may have had the pleasure of meeting Chris Mann like I have. He is a friendly guy, and I just love that he remembers all the mom bloggers who have supported him over the years. Now, he is a big [...]
The Google Drive Edition of the News Roundup for Parent Bloggers
Just this week Google announced it would revolutionize the cloud market with their answer to Box and Dropbox, Drive. USA Today reports that Drive will let you store your photos, documents and videos on Google’s servers so they’re accessible from any of your Web-connected devices and [...]
The parent blogosphere is a buzz with excitement as Disney’s Social Media Moms (and Dads) Celebration is this week. You can find Disney Social Media Moms coverage here at Type-A Parent and follow along with some of your favorite bloggers.
The blogging has already started and you can get a taste of parent’s [...]
Dictionary.com says that as a noun podcast means “a digital audio or video file or recording, usually part of a themed series, that can be downloaded from a Web site to a media player or computer.” and as a verb it means “to record and upload as a podcast.” The word itself [...]
Do you have a smartphone? Are you heading to Walt Disney World soon? I have some great apps to help you enjoy the parks! These are listed in no particular order, and all come with positive feedback.
*All apps are available for iPhone, and most are available for other platforms*
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
With spring in full bloom, many families, and parent bloggers, are looking for ways to enjoy life more and Katja Presnal, freshly moved to Europe, is going out of her way to encourage parent bloggers everywhere to live a little and share their tips on how they live their lives to the [...]
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 [...]
Last week, moms were blogging like crazy about Polyvore, an interactive and social shopping and fashion site. I decided to surrender myself (I mean, everyone ELSE is doing it, right?). Above you can see the Type-A Parent outfit I put together. I must admit, it is wildly addictive and [...]
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