A very few weeks ago, I set up a blog hop called #GroovingMums. I did it because I wanted to change my life and to get involved with women who were also trying to rediscover or reinvent themselves.
I did not know that today I would feature as Netmums Blog post of the week. I am delighted that the post they chose mentioned the #grooving mums even if only in passing.
So who are these wonderful women in all their glory as it were. Click the links and get to know them better.
I find all of them inspirational but just for once if you only manage to read one of the stories, let it be number 1 and then do something to help.
1. http://mammasaurus.co.uk/2011/11/24/the-day-a-police-helicopter-found-me/
2. http://www.caughtwriting.co.uk/?p=219
A great writer who is shedding pounds and finding very positive ways to declutter.
3. http://www.chickenruby.com/2011/11/kates-weekly-challenges-on-groovingmums.html
Did you know #groovingmums is now global? Here is a UK mum getting her groove back whilst adapting to life overseas. She always has a slightly different take on things which I, for one, find fascinating.
4. http://myprincesskingdom.wordpress.com/2011/11/24/looking-like-a-rock-star-2/
A welcome newbie to the #groovingmums clan gives us such an important message this week about seeing the lovely in the apparently mundane.
5. http://glasgowmummy.blogspot.com/2011/11/and-beat-goes-on.html
A mum who has made wonderful progress in getting her physical groove back and is a mistress at trying new challenges.
6. http://www.mammasaver.com/1/post/2011/11/toddler-sleep-problems-part-trois-the-solihull-method-early-waking.html
A mum who is doing well on getting her groove back whilst recognising the real impact of sleep deprivation.
Our other #groovingmums family. If I have missed anyone out, just give me a huge boot up the bum and I will add your link.
http://theramblingpages.blogspot.com
A mum who juggles work and parenting of children with individual needs.
http://mishmashmum.com
A mum who is open and honest and admits to struggles when she has them which I think is a very good thing.
http://mrsshortiesmind.wordpress.com/
A mum who is overcoming post-natal depression and helping others along the way too.
http://oldermum.co.uk
A mum who has a diverse blog so do take a look.
6. http://mummyplum.blogspot.com
She does not post a #groovingmums post very week but when she does they are rich and just wonderful. They make you want to know her better.
And finally and I am sure on behalf of all the #groovingmums, let’s offer a huge congratulations to Chloe over here
http://ourpeagreenpod.blogspot.com/
who brought new life into the world this week with the birth of her second lovely daughter. Now that really is what I call grooving! Welcome to the world little one and take care Chloe.
I am hoping that you will empathise with at least one of these mums. Pop across, read what they are up to and leave a supportive comment.
They are all absolutely fabulous and you probably are too so if you fancy becoming a #groovingmum. It is free, flexible and fun, tune in for tomorrow’s post explaining how it works.
wow fab! congrats on the netmums blog 🙂
how can i become a grooving mum? im reinventing myself by going back to college to better our future and i blog (go on) about it all the time 🙂
An excellent list and thank you very much for popping me on there – I’ll be back later in the day to read some of the others x
Weldone on the Netmums blog of the week – thoroughly desereved and thank you for the mention!!!! Hopefully will do a new grooving post this week!
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