“As a mommy blogger, I hear my kids say the cutest things about what I do. Over time I’ve found myself explaining my work to them in simple but fun ways. I wanted to share this with other online moms but to also show how proud our children are of us digital moms and how we as a community should be proud to tell our children what we do. The world is changing and we have mobile devices and are always connected but reading a good story to a child, there is nothing like that connection!”
Jennifer James is the founder and editor of Mom Blog magazine and the Mom Bloggers Club Network, a global social network of over 19,000 mom/mum bloggers. Jennifer is also the founder of Mom Bloggers for Social Good, an international coalition of 1000+ mothers who care about the world's most pressing issues and use social media and blogging for good.
Jennifer has been featured by Fast Company, NPR, Forbes, CNN, Parenting, and ABC News among many other news outlets and currently writes about global development for the Gates Foundation and Huffington Post and social good for Babble. When she gets a chance she still comes back to her roots writing about technology and chronicles the mom blogging community. You can contact her at jjames [at] mombloggersclub.com.
Sommer Poquette’s (@GreenMom) recently released children’s book, My Mommy is a Blogger, was featured in Blogher’s book gift guide last week.
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May 1, 2013 (7:20) Photo Editing and Windows Phones, Apps Great illustration of the filters for Windows Phone 8 users. There are a ton of great Windows 8 a...
April 28, 2013 (11:17) Round-Up of Mom Bloggers vs. WSJ Posts Thanks for including me, Jennifer. And thank you for putting together this list. I really hope ...
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April 26, 2013 (4:56) Round-Up of Mom Bloggers vs. WSJ Posts I wrote one. http://www.kludgymom.com/lean-in
April 26, 2013 (4:42) Round-Up of Mom Bloggers vs. WSJ Posts I was horrified and enraged by the WSJ article. I wrote a few words about it in a FB post on our ...