Parent Blogging All Stars #25: Mummy Alarm

This week’s Parent Blogging All Star is Carolin of Mummy Alarm who first started reading parenting blogs just after she fell pregnant and felt motivated to write her own.  Find out more about her here:

Your Name:

Carolin Mader

Blog Name:

Mummy Alarm

What are the sexes and ages of your children?:

I have one little girl, who’ll be three at the end of April.

What got you into parent blogging?:

I got into reading parenting blogs just after I fell pregnant with Amy and Carol from New Mummy’s Tips (http://newmummystips.blogspot.co.uk/) really motivated me to give it a go myself. I have been writing (for myself and professionally) for most of my adult life and I saw blogging as a great way to record our life for us as well as family and friends abroad.

What is your top parenting tip to share with our readers? Can be on any topic for little ones :-) (under 8s):

Trust your instincts. There’s so much great and not so great advice out there and sometimes it can be hard to know what’s right for you and your child. When things get overwhelming and everyone suggests something different, take a step back and listen to what your heart tells you.

Can you share a parenting advice post with us from your blog too; your favourite one? Why do you like this post? Please include the link for us.:

I haven’t written any parenting advice posts because I think parenting is a very individual matter. Something that works for my family might not work at all for someone else.

Who’s your favourite parent blogger at the moment and why? Please include a link to their blog home page.:

I have hundreds of blogs in my Feedly list, but two blogs that I’ve been enjoying a lot recently are Oh So Amelia and In The Playroom. Oh So Amelia has the perfect mix of parenting and lifestyle topics for me In The Playroom is the perfect read, if you want to read about fun activities for children.

http://www.ohsoamelia.com/

http://intheplayroom.co.uk/

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