Happy Mother's Slay!!

Hello my loves! A very Happy Mother's Day to all the mums out there! I hope you are all having a lovely day so far and have a nice night planned. I've been with my mum all morning, were having family round later and having some Chinese food for dinner. I thought I would put all requests on hold just for today, to celebrate Mother's Day, I know you won't mind!..

Now blogging can be very time consuming, it takes a lot of work and dedication. So if your not a full time blogger, it's very hard to keep the ball rolling. As a blogger I can appreciate that and I really take my hat off to all the parents out there who do it. I thought it would be a nice to introduce you guys to a few Mum bloggers that you can connect with. Wether you are a parent yourself and can take some inspo from these ladies, I hope you all check them out. So lets get started..

Emma Lander - www.farmerswifeandmummy.com

Emma is a writer and farmer's wife. She lives on a sheep farm in Cheshire and when she's not running after her children, she's mopping muddy floors and begging her farmer for more pets and babies. The blog is about pregnancy, parenting, food and farming. I love Emma's blog, I've found myself laughing at some of her posts as I'm sure you all will with how relatable she is.

Charlie Sinclair - www.ablogbycharlie.co.uk

Charlie is a soon mum-to-be. She is posting regularly following her pregnancy, which is great for any first time mums who are pregnant as well. She writes about the things she loves and her life in all aspects. I love Charlie's take on fashion. You guys know me, complete fashion fanatic, so you guys will love her posts too. Really cool girl and blog.

Melissa Moran - http://www.lipstickandlouboutins.ie/

Melissa is from Ireland and she runs a beauty and fashion blog. Similar to me, she posts about products that are as affordable as possible. Her make up skills are a 10, if you are make up obsessed, you need to check out this blog. She is also a beauty and body therapist, MUA and nail technician, what more could you ask for. She knows what she is talking about, killing it!

Alison Tedford - http://sparklyshoesandsweatdrops.com/

I find Alison very inspirational. Her blog provides a humorous look at parenting, fitness and mental health. Alison wants to help people and let them know they aren't alone. Mental health effects a lot of people in ways they don't know and Alison's blog is a great place to put your mind at ease and hear from someone else who is going through the same thing. She is doing great work, check it out!

Marie Davis - http://mariesbeauties.co.uk/

Marie writes a mummy/lifestyle blog. She runs competitions, writes reviews and documents fun days out. You name it, she covers it. She also does guest posts which I think is cool to connect with other bloggers. Everything is well documented and so relatable. It makes for a very good read, check it out! 

Zoe Lester - http://www.mymummysworld.co.uk/ 

Zoe started her blog as a way to document her eldest child growing up and to share his milestones. Its now a mix of all her families memories, fun days out and reviews. Zoe also works and blogging is an outlet that keeps her sane. Another great read and I find her reviews very helpful. Lovely girl and equally lovely blog.

Lucy Dorrington - http://www.theparentgameblog.co.uk/

Lucy runs a blog that not only focuses on parenting of older kids/students, but also little ones. I think the cool thing about her blog is that all family members contribute so its relatable for all ages. They provide things to do when you have a significant age gap in between siblings, easy things to cook and their recipes along with other bits and pieces. Love this blog, well worth a read!

Rebecca Smith - http://ialwaysbelievedinfutures.com/

Rebecca is from the UK and runs a lifestyle and parenting blog. She writes about her life as a work at home mum to her 4 year old boy. She is also writing a weight loss diary which I think is always helpful for girls in a similar situation. Super relatable blog, make sure you have a read.

Jenni Ellermann - http://oddsocksandlollipops.co.uk/ 

Odd Socks and Lollipops is all about the cuddles and chaos of family life. Jenni writes about her life with her two year old daughter. The blog includes easy toddlers crafts, their breastfeeding journey and all reasons why toddlers are awesome. She is also raising her daughter to be bilingual which I'm sure some mums will appreciate Jenni's advice and tips on this. Love this blog.

Sophie Blakemore - https://sophiesvoiceblog.wordpress.com/ 

Sophie's Voice is a blog that covers everything from nail polish colour and catwalk updates to intersectional feminism via Prosecco and product reviews. Can I get a hell yeah??! Sophie's blog is number 7 on the Brand dot Blog top 100 lifestyle blogs of 2016. Described as a blog for intelligent modern women, its 100% worth a read. Such a sweet girl.

Latoya Ford - http://purenourish.co.uk/

Latoya runs a blog that's main focus is kids nutrition. She shares what she feeds her toddler and posts child friendly recipes. Latoya also uses the hashtag #ambersappetite where you can find photos of the healthy food she eats along with some tips. This blog is so helpful and if you are a mum, I would connect with Latoya and try the recipes. Such a useful blog, make sure you have a look.

Emma Chan - https://thejoyoffive.com/

Emma writes a lifestyle and parenting blog. She is a mother of 5 and their ages range from 1-17. She loves to write about the ups and downs of life with 5 children. She shares all of their days out and adventures as well as recipes and crafts. I love the feel of this blog, Emma is a lovely girl with an equally lovely family.

Leandra Bramham - http://www.larabeeuk.co.uk/

Leandra runs a family lifestyle blog. They blog recipes, kids activities and family oriented reviews. This blog is well documented and Leandra includes her kids in all aspects which is super cute. Worth a read for all you mums out there, very helpful and fun.

Jess Howliston - http://www.tantrumstosmiles.co.uk/

All about adventures as a family, Jess writes a very personal blog. She shares their journey of ups and downs and everything in between. Jess explains that every parents journey is different and unique but special in their own way. It also feautres meal and craft ideas as well as parent and child friendly product reviews. Make sure you have a look, a sweet family blog.

Alison Mckenzie - https://hungrysquirrels.wordpress.com/

Alison started her blogging journey 5 years ago, before she was a mother, and used her blog as a place to share recipes and cake decorating ideas. Now having 2 girls, the blog has changed in to a place where she can document their lives and loves. Alison's aim is to have this blog and a journal that they can all look back on, even when she is no longer here. Although there can be some quiet spells on the blog when life has gotten in the way, Alison loves returning and sharing the things she loves. A great read guys, very touching, have a look.

Helen Neale - http://www.kiddycharts.com/

Helen describes her blog as a resource for parents. It includes free stuff to help with the kids from advice, giveaways and downloads. Anything you name, Helen hopes to have it. There is a free printable every week which you can sign up for and get from the website. This blog is full of fun stuff, a must for all parents. Helen is really sweet and approachable so definately get in touch with her.

Sarah Athow-Frost - http://www.seriouslyshallow.co.uk/

Seriously Shallow is a beauty and lifestyle blog with parenting adventures for all 'yummy mummys' and beauty addicts. Sarah likes to focus on all things pretty, who doesn't like pretty things?! Super nice girl and I love her beauty posts!

Anna Neal - http://www.bloggingmummy.com/

Anna's blog is about her family of 4; Herself, Daddy and two little boys known on the blog as Little Man and Bubs. Anna writes about family days out, milestones that the boys reach, starting school and school life for her youngest child who has Congenital Hypothyroidism. Anna says blogging is the best thing she has started and stuck with, very inspirational.

Jade Wilson - http://raisingtherings.com/

Jade runs a lifestyle and parenting blog. She describes her family as country bumpkins who love getting outdoors. She writes about everything from pregnancy to home interiors. Jades blog has a great feel to it and her posts are again so relatable. She is such a nice girl and it shows in her blog, everyone have a read. 

Thank you to all the mums who took time out to send me their info. You don't go unnoticed for your contribution to blogging and sharing your lives with everyone. I hope I can bring you all some more readers and you can all connect in some way. I wish you all a great day! As always guys, get in touch with what you want to see. I'm working on something exciting AGAIN which I will hopefully share with you guys during the week. I am having a bit of trouble with my ebook going live with tax forms etc but I will get it to you as soon as I can. Have an amazing day, until next time..

Kx

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