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Being a full-time mother is one of the highest salaried jobs in my field, since the payment is pure love. ~Mildred B. Vermont
Mothers On The Go is an interactive resource for mothers juggling between work and home, career and PTAs, files and flues, interviews and inoculations. Here you will most probably find quick tips to deal with most common parenting concerns, learn new activities to engage your child, and connect with other moms around the world.
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This is a labor of love. For the people we love-our children.
I believe in parenting by instinct and have all the respect for adventurous and experimental mothering techniques. After all I never thought i had it in me till I became a mother myself. Life was good, and the job was paying well, till along came my babies and i decided to slow down in life. The purpose of life is still undettered, to be able to make the crucial difference, but the butt of this purpose is now not the financial world, but the emotional and social aspect of parenting. This subject I hold closest to heart and will continue doing so.
It will be my continuous endeavor to retain the flavor of the internet and making this blog a refreshing and welcome escape that provides answers, support, ideas & inspiration. All posts have been written with an engaging and entertaining voice and bring with them the essence and juice of the topic discussed.
Comments are welcome and so are the Compliments. So keep it coming, I like it when it pours!
Greetings! I admire what you doing! – Do you agree that sometimes a dad and husband might have a valuable point of view? I’m author 3 media-acclaimed books and operate multiple websites. http://www.DontOverlookTheObvious.com, http://www.TeensImproveYourLife.com, http://www.SpecialHeroes.com, and http://www.NancyWould.com
I also contribute regularly to http://www.SNSpost in their Love/ relationship and Health sections.
Bottom-line, I would love to be a guest blogger for your site. I don’t expect $, but do expect a by-line and hyper-link to the relevant site for the specific blog, as well as how folks can contact me. I would still retain all copyright to the blogs.
Aside from offering your readers a different perspective that they might find to be of great interest, I would include a link to your site at the relevant site of mine. Please let me know, either way. And, either way, I wish you well! – Humbly, Russell Irving (401-354-2212)