Mummy Blogging Awards and Blogging Associations

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Awards
Events and Connections
Associations

Awards

Brand Ballot’s No 42 in their Top 200 Parent Bloggers of 2018:

Love all Blog’s 5 blogs you need in your life.

Fibro Daily’s Warrior Of the Week.

Healthline’s Top 16 Fibromyalgia Blogs of 2012

2013 Shortlisted as Best video blog in Brilliance in Blogging awards by Britmums.

2013 Nominated as Best Writer, Blog of the Year and one of the Top 100 Outstanding Bloggers in the MAD Blog Awards.

2013 No 32 in the Top 100 Weight Loss Blogs.

2012 was a finalist in the the MADs (Mum and Dad Bloggers) Small Business Category run by Tots100

2012 I won a BiBs (Brilliance in Blogging) in the ‘Inspire’ category

I’m one of Woman and Home Magazine’s Top 100 UK Food Bloggers for my posts on ‘Healthy Eating For Rubbish Cooks’!

I won the 2011 Small Business Blog Category in the National UK MAD Bloggers Awards.

I was featured as a Brit Mums Good Read in January for my article on ‘How To Be A Good Mother‘

And in their Green Blog Round up for my article on ‘Use Up Month’

and their Summertime travel roundup for my ultimate camping list

and their video round up for my review of Siblu and Just So

and their Political round up for my article about WW2 and the cemetery at Omaha.

Ten Favourite Mummy Blogs At Kideeko, nominated by Love All Blogs

Review By the renowned Kindle Blog Report Click here to read the full story

Listed By The Tots 100 in their Ten At Ten December 2011:

Anyone who’s turned on the TV this week will know the economy is not looking rosy, and we’re hearing more and more stories about how this is affecting bloggers and their families. Here’s a great post from the Mummy Whisperer about how to cope with redundancy if you’re a parent.

Awarded the May Top 5 Mummy Bloggers from Loved By Parents

“A really good read, full of useful tips for mothers”

Listed in the Tots100 in their Ten at Ten Feature April 1st 2011:

One of the great things about online life is having access to advice and support from someone who’s been there before – no matter what the issue you’re facing, it seems. This week, I enjoyed this post from Mummy Whisperer about how to help your child enjoy school more – particularly appropriate for me at the moment as one of my good friends has a little boy who has recently started to declare, “I hate school!”