Today, as every Tuesday, we review the most interesting thing that has been read in some of the moms and dads blogs We can find on the net.
Last week we celebrated Father's Day and throughout this we were talking with other blogging parents, so as icing on the cake we have brought you to other parents who also know how to talk about this of fatherhood. On the occasion of that day, several blogger dads joined us and answered the questions that different mothers were asking us about many aspects of raising our children, all seen from our point of view as men, in the blog of The Coup Coup, you can find all those answers and many more. An entry that you can not miss, who knows, maybe you find the answer to certain behaviors of your partner.
Continuing with the parents, we have gone through Sergio's blog, Welcome to My Mornings in which he tells us 10 perceptions as a first-time father and encourages us to tell him our own and we also go through Troprophoto where Tropocolo has left us a beautiful thank you entry on Father's Day.
In the blog of Dad crab where we have met one of his many conversations with his eldest son who has not laughed out loud.
From the blog of Mom without ComplexesBethlehem tells us about those childhood memories that turn into nightmares, and although we think that children do not know anything about what is happening around them, it is not entirely true.
Since Mom cow, Lady A talks to us about a very special book to read with Dad, The Pope tells us about the different types of parents.
We have been in the blog of Building a Family, where Su, with neither terrible two, nor three, nor four, tells us that there are stages that are made uphill. From here we send you all our love.
And finally a hilarious entry from the blog of This is for One Who Wants It So where he tells us how the two babies are being carried at home at once.
As we always tell you, if you have a blog where you talk about your motherhood or fatherhood and you want us to take a look, leave a comment in this post and we will look for future weekly reviews.
