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Help us campaign for warm homes and lower bills
Are you worried about paying your energy bills this winter? Does your family struggle to keep warm at home? Netmums has teamed up with the Energy Bill Revolution to campaign for warm homes and lower...
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Struggling to pay the rent or mortgage? You’re not alone
In advance of our webchat with Shelter, today’s guest blog is from Kay Boycott, director of campaigns and policy at Shelter. She writes about how Shelter hear every day from mums battling to pay the...
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What to do if you’re worried about a child
TV Psychologist Dr Linda Papadopoulos writes our guest post this week. She talks to Netmums about why she is supporting the NSPCC’s “Don’t wait until you’re certain” campaign....
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Meet the people behind the Red Noses – as introduced by Penny from Alexander...
Comic Relief invited me to visit Ghana to help celebrate their anniversary, to see first hand the good work that has happened as a result of 25 years of Red Nose Day. It is almost impossible to explain...
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Davina McCall’s Comic Relief Video – Exclusively for Netmums!
This week Davina McCall, Jonathon Ross and three of our very own Parent Bloggers traveled to Ghana with Comic Relief as part of their celebrations for being 25 years old. Comic Relief wanted to show...
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Ghana’s killer bees are saving lives – Lorraine Pascale
Today’s blog is from Lorraine Pascale who writes about some of the fantastic work done by Comic Relief to make a real difference to the lives of families in Ghana...
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Blog of the Week – Many Small Voices
Our Blog of the Week this week is a blog that is new to the Netmums Bloggers Network and simply stopped us in our tracks on reading it. Many Small Voices is a ‘network committed to speaking out about...
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Help give a child a breakfast
Breakfast…it’s just part of the day isn’t it? Whether you and your family choose toast or cereal, boiled eggs and soldiers, yoghurt and fruit, a warm bowl of porridge on a chilly morning…it’s the meal...
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Putting your daughter through puberty?
Sam Carlise is a journalist and mother of a beautiful 11 year old daughter called Elvi. Sam gives us a glimpse into her life and tells us about why she’s supporting this years Jeans for Genes day....
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Guest Blog – Arlene Phillips – supporting ‘Born to Read’
Today’s guest blog is from Arlene Phillips who writes about her visit to see a reading scheme in action to inspire children to love books and become confident readers, as part of the Born to Read...
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Why mums need a Well Being Plan
Today’s guest blog is from Emma Laing a midwife at the charity Tommy’s. To mark the launch of the ground-breaking new report on Mums Maternal Mental health she talks about how we need to raise...
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PND Awareness Week – The unwanted visitor
All week we have asked bloggers to share their experiences of post natal depression with us to raise awareness of how many mums are affected and the impact it has on women and their families. Do check...
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PND Awareness Week – The Girl That Lurks Inside
All week we are asking mums to share with us their experiences of depression and anxiety during and after pregnancy. Today’s post if from Alice, who blogs at More than Toast. She talks about how PND...
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PND Awareness Week – My story
Today’s blog post is from Penny Snowball. She describes the traumatic events leading up to the birth of her baby and how hard she found it and how long it took her to ask for help when PND took hold....
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PND Week: Pinkoddy’s story.
Today’s post for Post Natal Depression Week comes from blogger Pinkoddy who suffered with PND after the birth of her second of four boys. Here she talks candidly about the specific way in which it...
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Kirstie Allsopp visits Tanzania
Today’s guest blog is from Kirstie Allsopp, who writes about her visit to Tanzania to see how the money raised from Red Nose Day 2013 in helping families and communities....
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Guest Blog – Project Wild Thing
We get hundreds of emails into the Netmums press release mailing box every but this week one really caught our attention. It was about the launch of a new film for half term called Project Wild Thing....
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Guest blog from Prime Minister David Cameron
David Cameron, Prime Minister, has written a guest blog for Netmums about the changes announced this week to help keep our children safe online....
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