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I have been so busy this last month, fighting germs and infections, dealing with some major home renovations, the mess and the dirt and the constant brewing up for builders, and juggling the four children on top. Subsequently, my blogging has had to take a back seat, unable to dedicate the time to not only writing new posts but reading others too. And actually, it has been a real eye opener, the realisation that blogging is very much a full time job!
I read other blogs, ones that have had such monumental success, and I wonder how do they manage it? Whilst I am still scrolling through the hundreds of tweets they have shared each day, they've managed to produce yet another amazing blog post, shared across five different forms of social media, and updated their Instagram page with ten beautifully taken, meticulously edited, photographs. And I am in awe of their ability to do that whilst juggling children, a home, a relationship, a life, and I hail them all as Supermamas for sure. But am I willing to sacrifice my life to join them? Absolutely not.
When I started this blog it was for my own personal reasons, fighting an illness that was affecting me in so many ways, the need to claw something back, force my brain into gear and document our memories as the children grow. When others began to read my blog I was amazed, I still am, and I realised that there is a whole world out there in the "blogosphere" that I knew nothing about. I don't blog for financial reward, although if that did happen then I would be crazy to turn it down, nor do I promote myself or pitch for free products, services or exotic holidays, but again, what amazing opportunities should they come our way. I blog, quite simply, because I love to write. Writing is what I do.
And yet somewhere along the last few months I have found myself juggling so much more than just a hobby. Each day there are numerous link ups to share my posts on, there are guest posts and interviews and the relentless juggling act of Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and social media channels that I had never even heard of until now. And although I enjoy it, don't get me wrong, I am struggling with the authencity of writing a blog about being a Mummy when there are times that, due to my blog, I am missing out on just that. Being a Mummy.
So this week, when the germs were finally starting to shift, I had good intentions of writing a post. I had sat myself down at the computer, shut the office door and tried to drown out the sound of the kids playing in the back room. And as I sat there, mentally drafting my post about the joys of being a Mummy, it hit me that actually, I would so much rather be living it. And so I switched off the computer, pulled on my coat and off we went to the park, where I listened to the sound of my children's laughter and felt the first of the Spring sunshine on my face, and I asked myself, what is really important to me?
Perhaps my time management needs adjusting, perhaps I need to organise myself better, work around the children more, plan in advance and get on top of my posts. Perhaps I am doing this all wrong and could find the time to produce more blog posts, to make my presence better known on social media. And yet to whose detriment? Twice last week I missed out on bedtime kisses and cuddles due to finishing off a blog post, and by the time that I had finished the children were fast asleep. More than once I had to ask my parents to watch the children so that I could catch up on some work that needed doing, unable to find enough hours in the day. But when my son asks me to help with his homework, or my daughters ask me to play Hungry Hippos, or my youngest just wants a cuddle, I don't ever want the time to come where I have to tell them, Sorry baby no, Mummy has work to do. Mummy is busy. Mummy needs to go into the office and write about being a Mummy instead of laying down here on the carpet, building a den from the couch cushions and pretending to be fairies.
Blogging really can take over your life, to the point that you look at things very differently, you see things from the perspective of a reader or a viewer or the angle which you will write about later that evening. But where does it end? Never being able to leave the house without documenting your plans for the day, the new dress that your daughter wears, your sons meticulously planned outfit? Never being able to eat a meal without sharing it on social media, snap shotting it from every angle and hash tagging it to death? Never fully enjoying a day out with the children because your head is racing with a thousand other thoughts, interrupting the fun as you ask your little ones to pose for yet another photo?
Because it's a blog eat blog world out there, a relentless battle to make your voice stand out amongst the thousands of others. And what if there are days when you simply have nothing more to say? When there is nothing to share, no photos to take, no adventures to relay. What about when you are just so bone tired that all you want to do is put on your pyjamas, climb into bed and sleep? Because blogging was something that started out as just a bit of fun, not something that I felt obligated to do in order to maintain any level of interest. For me, it is so important that I produce posts that I have taken my time over, carefully edited and ultimately, that I am proud of. Writing is so important to me and I would hate to compromise with something that I didn't feel was quite right just to meet a daily quota, And I think for me, had I wanted to spend my days holed up in the office tapping away at a computer, I would never have chosen to be a stay at home Mummy. It's all about balance.
I have a blogger friend, who shall remain anonymous, who recently confessed to me that she has taken to driving to various locations to photograph her child, in a variety of outfits, on the days when she has nothing else to share. And that's really not what this is supposed to be about, is it? I want to share my children and our lives, the totally mundane as well as those lovely special occasions. I want to look back in years to come and read factual accounts of what life was like, be that the rough or the smooth, not fictional tales of the perfect life, my children rigidly posing and smiling at the camera. And now, as they grow, I want to join in and enjoy our time together, not spend it mentally preparing the plot for my latest blog post or staging a scene for the perfect capture. I want to catch them unaware, with chocolate on their faces and mud on their knees, a quick snap here and there, while I'm out living our lives together.
Because life was not designed to be lived through the lens of a camera, nor overheard from the confines of an office. Life is about enjoying the moments, of which we all like to capture some on film, but it's not the be all and end all. It's okay sometimes to just live those moments, without a phone in our hands or a camera up to our faces, and just be.
So maybe I'm not a blogger afterall. Maybe I'm just a Mummy who likes to write, who, whenever I get a spare moment, can just about manage to get my words out in the right order, to make sense of all of the weird and wonderful thoughts in my head and share them with a bunch of people who actually quite like to read it. And I'm not even sure exactly what that makes me, but I think that the most important thing is that, ultimately, it makes me happy.
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I really enjoyed reading this. Made me feel normal!
i really liked reading this because i just started blogging and i am finding this the case – im saying im too busy because im writing – when instead i should be enjoying my boy! i guess it is all about balance. and i second the "just take snaps" – i dont have time for edited photos and what not lol! x
#anythinggoes linky btw !
This is so true – I am definitely sometimes guilty of it. I do genuinely *love* writing and that's where it starts…but it is so easy to get dragged in to the idea that you need great content all the time. I took a blogging holiday recently and only post a proper piece twice a week to try to combat it but I find I get drawn in again. We're off to the in-laws for the rest of this week though so I am going to take your adivice and take the rest of the week off (though may schedule some tweets and old links, just to keep it ticking over while I'm gone… – See?!) #KCACOLS
This sums up perfectly how I feel about blogging, I only started my blog to document life with my little one. I've been totally sucked into it and I love it, but I feel the pressure to get posts out, to do the Linkys, and to comment and share other bloggers post. I had a little think about this today as your blog is what you make it, it can be as busy as you want it to be, but life as a mummy and wife needs to come first. Thanks for sharing a fab post, and making me a have a little think. Claire x #KCACOLS
PS Your pics are gorgeous by the way.
I can really relate to this post Laura, because I've been going through the same thing. I think as you say, when you're comparing yourselves to some of the bigger boys and girls out there it can feel like you need to compete and it all starts to get a bit silly! Blogging is so time consuming with just the linking up alone taking up a lot of time, I think it's OK to go at your own pace and not feel like you've got to always be doing it. I totally agree with you, that the love of writing needs to come first, but not before the love of the kids. #AnythingGoes xx
Like the others commenting, I totally agree with everything you've said in this post. Enjoying the life you live should come first, not documenting it. I am still very much a newbie and although I'm determined not to get drawn into the competitiveness, I can see how it happens. I can't deny that I probably wouldn't look a gift horse in the mouth though if an opportunity presented itself. But I blog because I love to write, and after years of writing for others I decided I would finally write about the thing I feel most passionate about, my family. But I hope it will never be to the detriment of enjoying them first x #bigpinklink
I am sat here chuckling at the ice cream photo! Its so gorgeous
I think you're absolutely right to switch it off and instead live life more with your little ones, than spend time in front of your computer. I think when it becomes too much like a chore, that's when we all should take a step back and like you, rethink the reasons why we blog. Of course, I guess it's different for other bloggers who make their living out of blogging, then I guess it's more like a job for them 😉 I've been blogging for a bit now, when T was younger, hardly blogged at all. It's easier now that she's in school 😉 Sorry for the long comment. But you are definitely a blogger 😉 A blogger who has her priorities set right 😉
Great post, this is exactly how I feel too. I cannot be bothered to schedule everything, I want to live life, albeit with a camera in my hand (usually my phone one not the biggy) and have fun with the kids. I will say that blogging does give me a kick up the bum to go outside the though!
Brilliant post- I can definitely relate to being torn between being a Mummy and writing about being a Mummy!! As you can see from the response you are definitely not alone in feeling the way you do. What I love about blogging is the freedom to be as full on or sporadic as you like with you posts – the only pressure is the pressure you put on yourself (which I'm definitely guilty of too!) #TwinklyTuesdays
Finding the right blogging balance for you is so important. Missing out on the important stuff because you're writing about it is not what it's all about. I have to admit I have had those moments. I try to pull myself back to reality when it happens. I'd hate to regret lost moments in years to come #kcacols
Wow, I'm impressed you get to blog at all! It's so lovely to keep those memories in one place those and an outlet for the pictures of real life. Keep blogging 🙂
You are so right! I think some people are just naturally more organised than I am, so they get more done, but my blog is my hobby, I love it and I'm proud of it, but it is a hobby. I feel bad enough when I have to work instead of play with my boy, but I work from home so that is always going to happen. I choose not to blog unless he's not about or asleep, I know that means mine will always be a bit less than others, but that's OK. I'm in awe of the pro bloggers and other amazing sites out there but that's not for me. #TheBabyFormula
I think it's good to write if you enjoy but definitely don't stress over your readers, your life is definitely more important than how many likes you get.
Excellent points! I let my blog slip because I'm busy having a life, then I let my life slip because I'm busy having a blog!
I must say that your photography is lovely though.
I've popped over form #abrandnewday linky 🙂
Love this post and I can certainly relate to everything you've said. I think a lot of parenting bloggers reach this stage at some point, where blogging starts to feel like it is taking over. I tend to sacrifice sleep too often for the blog but when it starts to feel overwhelming and like it is taking me too much away from enjoying family life, then I know I need to take a step back and refocus. I love your reflection about life not being designed to be lived through the lens of a camera – sometimes we just need to be completely present in the moment and enjoy it. I have to say, the blogs I most enjoy are those that tend to be written from the heart and where you can tell that the person who is writing really enjoys doing so. If blogging makes you happy, that's a good reason to continue to do so – but unless you're determined to make money from your blog then there's no real reason to put yourself under pressure with the blog either. I do post frequently but that's mostly because I tend to write my posts in short bursts here and there, scribble down ideas for posts when I can and schedule ahead which takes the pressure off.
The time is something I think most bloggers misjudge. You are so right about being busy writing & not being a mum sometimes. I actually find the social media side sucks up my time!!! I'm not sure how some people do it. I find it incredible people go to such lengths for great photos or stories on none busy/pretty/perfect days. I think I lack the competitiveness to be a big blogger & find it a little intimidating but love writing. Loved the photos you used. You have a beautiful family. #kcacols lifeinthemumslane
That's such a beautiful post. I don't do half the social media stuff that seems to go with a blog so I'm sure it will never be that successful but I'm like you, I don't want to prioritise spending time on that over spending quality time with my son. It's a hard balance as we all need our own space too. Sounds like you've got it sussed though 🙂
I'm not even a mother and I feel like this!
I feel like that recently I have not been able to post everyday like I normally do and I really need to update my FB blog but I am drowning under all the work.
This is such a great post, as yours always are. I am feeling the same lately and have been shutting my laptop more and have decided to hand over my linky Friday Reflections to some other bloggers who are keen to have it. Somedays it is just too much! #abrandnewday
I think this is such a fab post and time is such a huge factor when it comes to blogging, I don't think some people realise what it can do to a normal day, you plan to sit down for an hour and 4 hours later you are still there x
Very poignant post! Really enjoyed reading this and even though I only have one child, I have to juggle my work and the house along side my blogging, so I can relate to finding the time. As you say it should be about actual life not a staged one. #KCACOLS
Nadia – ScandiMummy x
This really has summed up how I've been feeling and I've only been blogging since February! It is a full time job that you don't get paid for and that can distract you from parenting. I have now cut down to 1 post a week on the whole and even that takes up time. However, I love to write and as a SAHM I think it is important to have a little me time too and this is my me time. I'd love to do more blogging, but I love being a mummy and a wife more and therefore, I will never be a true blogger. Thanks for sharing your feelings with so much honesty.
Love this post. So true. I've been blogging a while now and I go through stages. Sometimes the camera never leaves my hands, but other times I barely take a single photo in a week. I blog far less than I used to. Only when I have something to say, that I haven't said before. Recording our days, but not all of them. The upside of blogging is that it has encouraged me to go out more and do more activities with my children. No bad thing! #MadMidWeek
this is all so very true! what a great post! really enjoyed reading it, I'm glad you are all feeling better must admit jan-march was hideous in terms of germs in our house. #bloggerclubuk
You've definitely got the right approach and you do have to draw the line somewhere – otherwise we'd all be permanently glued to our screens! #bestandworst
Yes, yes, and yes to this!!!!! It sums up perfectly how I feel at the moment about blogging!! Like you, I started blogging because I love to write, and not even as a traditional 'documenting my life day to day' blog, but a space for my personal thoughts and experiences that I was often too afraid to share with others. Then, like you, once I had an interest from others, I became obsessed with it!! And also looked at the big big bloggers wondering how on earth they do it, it (ahem,) does make me wonder if it's at the massive detriment to their family life… The only time I do blog stuff during the day is when my youngest is napping, and my eldest has 'quiet time,' (yes, watching tv.) but they're so full on either side of the nap, that it's impossible for me to do anything other than snatched minutes while they're eating (which they're doing right now!!) and if my mum takes them for an hour. I have tried to do bits and bobs while they're playing in the park, but they hate me having my phone out, and I was missing out on precious moments! So that leaves the evenings, and I want to spend most of those with my husband! So I've come to the conclusion I'm a just for fun blogger too-I can't handle all the self promotion, and battling with all the other fish in this very large pond! Great post!! Thanks for sharing with #bigpinklink!
couldn't agree with everything you've said here more. It really does start to become another full time job. I try and post twice a week and make it to one linky a day. Anything more than that and I'm spending too much time at the computer, not enough with my daughter
Being happy is definitely the most important thing. I can relate to all the points in this post, it is so hard isn't it to juggle everything. X #bloggerclubuk
I know what you mean about trying to balance it all. I am constantly on the look out for photo opportunities and the like. Difficult to keep all the balls in the air.
I am with you I don't know how any of the big blogs do it. I want their magic secret potions. I can barely get my head around one or two socials in a week and then I feel like my twitter is always ignored hence why I have no new followers in a year eek and then I am constantly thinking I need to work on my photography or writing better content etc. but the days are flying by with only two small ones I barely keep up how do so many others super mamas do it? I would love to know unless they have a team of elves we all don't know about? Thanks for linking up and glad I am not the only one feeling this way about it I don't want to miss being a parent because i was clawing my way to the top of an imaginary hill. 😉 #sharewithme
I am so on the same page as you. I'm a Mummy who writes, I would love to be a blogger who has a big successful blog with lots of followers etc but I simply don't have the time to invest in it.
My only child free time is when they are in bed and while I do blog some evenings I also want and need to spend time with my husband.
Great post lovely – I really enjoy your posts xx
My kids would soon get rattled if I drove them around all day just to photograph them for my blog. I think at that point it really has taken over your life a bit too much. I think you do have to check yourself regularly to make sure you are living your life and not just observing it, sounds like you have a good handle on it to me
You're not alone in feeling like this – I definitely have days when I'd rather live life than be writing about it. I think it's about balance. I no longer join dozens of linkies because it became too time consuming, and I don't stress if I don't get a post published for a week. I'm a mother who loves to write rather than a mummy blogger too I think.
Alana x
Wow this is just so powerful! As are the number of comments in support of your sentiments. I'm just starting out as a blogger, and as well as asking myself the 'have I missed the blogging boat?' question, I'm also asking the same as you, the 'where do all these people find the time?' type questions. Work-life balance is always a struggle, and I don't suppose that's any different when an element of your work is blogging. So thank you for this eloquent and heartfelt post. I'm glad I found you at #bestandworst. xx
oh yes I found myself nodding far too many times here
I echo everything you say and so would my husband. I am too busy blogging about it that sometimes I am not in the moment actually living it and enjoying it. I am also guilty of ignoring my husband because we don't share the love of blogging, in all honesty it is quite a selfish hobby. I need to get that balance right. I have had to take a step back due to work commitments recently and I have come to realise it is very time consuming – but only if I let it be. I have to keep reminding myself that ultimately this is for me and not to get too carried away with visitor numbers and views etc. Thanks for your honesty and for expressing my feelngs as well. #bestandworst.
Thanks for sharing on #overthemoon, I did enjoy our post and love the icecream face
You make some really good points here. Blogging should be about reflecting what happens in your life. When it starts to dictate what you're actually doing, then the balance has shifted. The life depicted in the blog isn't real anymore.
I loved reading this! I am constantly trying to keep up with the blogging world and although I try not to, I do compare myself with other bloggers. But sometimes its good to take a step back and actually enjoy life and not have to worry about writing a review or taking millions of photos! #madmidweek
I adore this post! I wrote something similar (but not as good!) a few weeks ago basically saying the same thing. Most of us start our blogs as a record of our lives and when they stop being a real reflection of that it feels like something is missing. There may be some hugely successful bloggers out there and many are brilliant, but I also know many who are struggling with not writing what they actually want to and that's sad isn't it? Your writing is fab and I think you've got a good attitude!xx
I have similar thoughts on how some bloggers manage it all. Worse thing you.can do is compare, I just evaluate what time I want to put in. I don't expect my blog to successful k just enjoy it takes the pain from some aspects of motherhood (cheap therapy). I limit the linkies etc I love the shitty side to parenting and tend to be drawn to the authentic author. I love mundane it makes me feel connected and OK as a parent. My home is mainly a mess I just don't have the time. Sometimes we walk to the shop to get a chocolate bar to get out, that is how rock and roll I am. #mmdbh
This is exactly where i am at at the moment! Thank you for writing this and sharing with #Abrandnewday. I love this little world of blogging that I've only been in six weeks. There are so many amazing stories and people sharing wonderful things that I feel selfish or guilty for not having the time to read and comment on everyone I've met blogs. But I have my Son, he takes priority and I think all our families take priority. I started out wanting to share my life and get better at writing, I have found much more, but I think I am starting to find a balance, I am sure it will change, I don't want to give up! #abrandnewday!
This is a great post which a lot of mummys can relate to. I'm still new to the blogging world but can definitely see how it can take up a lot of time. I enjoy reading other peoples blogs to get an insight in to their world and to share their experiences, to me these are the best posts to read, so I don't want to fall in to the trap of writing something for the sake of it. This definitely puts it all in to perspective x #bestandworst
This is perfectly written and is so, so true!!! I don't add to my diary, sorry 'blog' (I'm still a BW girl at heart 🙂 ) as much as I'd like to but I find myself taking loads of photos to remember a fun time, rather than just enjoying the fun. Would I forget it happening if I didn't have the photos to remind me?? I think I probably would, far too much stuff going around in my head, life is just too much at times.
You are probably more of a real blogger than you give yourself credit for! And kudos to you for choosing to enjoy those precious children while they are little!
BTW, I found you over at the Mad Mid Week Blog Hop!!
I love this. This week I've been really busy with work (my paid job), and getting stressed that I haven't written any posts! But I have to remind myself that I started my blog as a hobby and to help with stress, not add to it!
Ps #KCACOLS
Hi Laura, I think your post is spot on. There is no way I could have blogged when my two were small, but now they are older (my son is nineteen and my daughter sixteen) and don't really need me unless they want something, so I do have more time. Although my family do come first, my blog never gets in the way of us sitting down as a family and eating and it never stops me spending time with my family in the evening when their homework and chores are done.
I also wouldn't let blogging interfere with my morning workout or walking group walks. Blogging can take over if we let it, it's just a case of balance and priority. Our blogs will always be there, but our family will up and leave one day, so making memories should be priority whilst we can.
I get very well what you say. I understand how you feel. I think it is very important to try to get a balance. I don't publish a post every day because I can't. I find the promoting part of blogging very hard to do. For me this is what all my time goes. Lately, there is always someone from my family that is ill each week (the girls, the hubby or me) which makes things even worst. Blogging is not easy at all. What I like the most of being a parent blogger is the possibility to combine both of the worlds that I like the most: blogging and being a parent. This is my ideal world and I'm working on it!! I think you are doing great job. Your writing is beautiful so keep doing it, 😉 Thanks so much for sharing this at #KCACOLS. I would love to see you again on Sunday! 🙂 x
Brilliant post! I thought I was just very badly organized that it can take almost a whole day to get a blog post done in little snippets! I can easily see how it's a full time job for some people. I think it's more important to enjoy what you're writing and recording and like you say enjoy the actual moments as they happen. Your photos are great, very natural. I love the ice cream one, we all have a photo of ourselves looking like that at some point in our lives! #bestandworst
I don't have anything intelligent to say, but I love your blog. It is so readable, and genuine. And writing for the sake of writing, however, always sounds like what it is 🙂 That is not what you do!
x Alice
I can so resonate with this, when I was on mat leave my blog dominated but now not as much I've learnt to keep it more as a hobby.Thanks got sharing a great post #bestandworst
So true so true – it would be fun to blog full time, but I don't see I do what I can and this is my hobby when I have time. What you said was real and honest, and many women will appreciate that. Thanks for your post, found this at #OvertheMoon!
Sounds to me like you've got it all sorted, your blog is brilliant, your kids are gorgeous & you're a terrific Mother!
I know what you mean about time management though, it's crazy how many hours go into one post. Which is exactly why I dropped back to only posting once a week since we started our loft conversion.
With 3 children still very much dependent on me I found it impossible to publish my usual twice weekly & manage the build.
As you say somethings gotta give & that shouldn't be the kids.
Love how you tell a story xxx
Well done Laura another spot on post I often wonder where people get the time I have always felt it's important to stay true why you started blogging and for me it's similar to you the events of my family though the years.
It's a hobby first and foremost and kids come first with both my wife and me always will.
I love reading your posts but I think you know, so happy I found your blog that totally awesome post again thanks for linking to the #binkylinky
What a wonderful post – I am totally new to this but in the month I have been a 'blogger' I have been amazed at how much it seems to take over my life. I find myself chasing those page views and retweets, almost like I would chase a chocolate bar. But like you I am quickly realising that I can let being a mummy blogger get in the way of being a mummy.
Laura, you've summed up perfectly in a post, the thoughts and realisation that have been swirling around in my mind for the last few weeks. I feel like at times I've been fighting a battle with myself, getting so consumed with blogging that I've compensated and sacrificed time with my family which just doesnt feel right. So right now, im trying to find the balance between work, blogging and family and not be so consumed when I dont need to be. Thanks for sharing this on #MarvMondays. Emily
Brilliant post! I can really relate to you, and I just remind myself that despite the many roles I play in the drama that is my life, mummy is the most fulfilling and important one. But at the same time hobbies, interests and my work have their importance too…. it's just as you say, the key is in the balance. Xxx #binkylinky
I don't even have children and I sometimes struggle to fit everything in and start to feel like blogging has taken over my life, so I salute all the mums out there who do this and be a mother! I agree it's about finding a balance you are comfortable with and that fits in with your life
Thanks for linking up to #AnythingGoes
Great post! It can be so hard to get that life/blog balance right. I love writing about my life with my daughter, but sometimes I find the endless posting/social media-ing/commenting exhausting. There are nights when I sit at my laptop when my baby goes to bed instead of hanging out with my husband. I've never wanted to be a professional blogger – I just want to write and enjoy it. #justanotherlinky
I love this. I love your writing and I think your blog is fab; you are totally right that there is no point being a mummy blogger and missing out on being a mummy. I started my blog purely because I was writing things down anyway so it made sense to share it and if anyone else enjoyed it that was a bonus. I don't blog that often or promote myself much, and I know I could put just a bit more time in and reap the rewards but I don't want it to become a chore. My boy is only going to be a baby for such a short time I want all the cuddles, giggles and storytime I can get! #JustAnotherLinky
I blog in the evenings and whilst my girls are in nursery. I tend to write a number of posts in one go so that I can schedule them. I post everyday, but I'm always a month in advance because I write a few posts at a time. Great post. Thanks for linking up to the #BinkyLinky
After 118 comments it feels a little redundant to add mine but still I do as part of the commitment to the linkies I have inflicted my posts on and as a dutiful member of the blogging community!
I understand what you say about feeling the pressure from other blogs, the need to feel as though you are doing half as much as the big names and blogging heroes. That's why I really liked the post by Mum in Brum on not being a blogger that posts everyday. If you're doing it for you then the only person applying pressure to perform miracles is you!
As for the juggling multiple social accounts…there are tricks and automated ways to make it easier. I'd been drafting a post about that for work but I may adapt it for more general blogging.
You don't need me to tell to you you're doing great but I will anyway! You're doing great as you are that's why you get nominated for a blogging award!
Love this post! Spot on all of it! It is so hard not to get swallowed up by it all. Sometimes we are so busy with our blogging life that if we aren't careful it can take over our real life. At the moment I am writing a post everyday but I fit that in with the children, when they are having a nap or when I should be doing the housework. However, there will come a day when I can't write everyday or don't have anything to write and then I will just roll with it. Life if is to short to be stressing about your instagram feed or what you are putting on your blog 🙂
I think you've hit the nail on the head in many ways here… the pictures that really make smile are the ones captured naturally, the ones with the chocolate on their faces, the piles of clutter in the background! Our little girl is 6 and at weekends, after school or in the holidays, if she wants to play with me, I down tools and off I go into her magical childhood world… and then I might blog about it 😉 #anythinggoes
Blogging definitely is time-consuming. I don't know how the top bloggers do it all. I never have enough time for everything. I tend to be up late to get things done because like you I don't want to sacrifice time with my kids to blog. I wouldn't like to get to the point of driving around & putting different outfits on to create blog posts, luckily I have the opposite problem – I have a list of things to write but no time to do it. Thanks so much for joining us for #bloggerclubuk, hope you will be back again tomorrow! x
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Oh my goodness Laura, this post is totally right. Blogging is great, it's a chance for us to share our lives and document our daily antics. But… it shouldn't be taking OVER our lives. I've struggled with this on occasion. I decided a long time ago that there was a line I wouldn't cross and I haven't. My family comes first, every single day.
Good for you. xxx
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I can relate to this so much – it's so difficult to find the right balance for you. Whenever I find I'm getting too caught up in blog stuff, or feeling the pressure too much, I try to remind myself why I started, which was both to capture our family life, and as a means of expressing my thoughts on things. Once I'm missing out on too much family stuff, then I find I need to rein it back a bit. We had a trip to the zoo for my little boy's 2nd birthday last weekend, and I didn't even take the camera – it was kind of liberating!
I think it can be easy to get caught up in the whirlwind that is the ultra-competitive blogging world. But, like so many things in life, you have to decide what the right balance is for you.
At the risk of sounding pretentious (yeah, I know, too late), I don't really consider myself to be a 'blogger' in the same sense of the word as many others. I don't blog for income or for rankings or anything like that. I have a creative need that just happens to manifest itself most comfortably in the form of a blog. But I'm a writer first and a blogger second. Scribo ergo sum – I write therefore I am. In fact, more recently, I've discovered that I'm not even just a writer. I've grown to love doing my podcast and writing (and performing, badly) parody songs. I'm not especially good at either, but they're things I love to do that have arisen out of the blog. That makes me happy.
I completely agree, its so hard to get it right, and not put the pressure on yourself. I do find it hard sometimes and, get stressed, and get a bit overwhelmed and in those cases I've not pushed to choose a favourite on #thebabyformula because I want to give every post the value it deserves and read them all slowly and carefully, taking in every word, writing a comment I really mean. I could never blog every day either, and don't think many of us really could without sacrificing that all important mummy time. This is the whole reason I started craft night, as I didn't want every night to just be blogging/commenting/reading…. it doesn't get the cleaning or hoovering done, but I find I get that done well if I have a good (tight!) deadline lol!
Now I apologise for such a long comment, but I completely understand your points and am so glad you're finding a better balance… and yes, you're right, don't go missing little one's bedtimes – that's far more important x


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Foreign Secretary William Hague sends warmest wishes to Muslims in Britain and across the world at the start of Ramadan.
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Federal health care reforms are triggering dramatic changes in the health insurance arena. David W. Anderson is president and chief executive officer of HealthNow New York, parent company of BlueCross BlueShield of Western New York. He assumed the duties about six months ago. Anderson sat down with The Buffalo News' Brian Meyer.
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Bryan Robson thinks West Brom will give their supporters something to cheer.
Bryan Robson thinks his West Brom side will give their supporters something to cheer on Tuesday night when Blackburn Rovers provide the opposition.
The Baggies need to win their game in hand to boost their hopes of beating relegation after a 4-0 setback at Middlesbrough at the weekend.
The Riverside rout brought an impressive run of form to an end and Robson is determined his players bounce back against a resilient Rovers side managed by his former Manchester United team-mate Mark Hughes.
"They don't score too many goals but they don't concede too many," he told Sky Sports News. "That's why they're not getting beat.
"Mark has got them well organised. They are a strong side and we've got to match that side of it and, hopefully, break them down.
"With our home support and the way the players have been playing at The Hawthorns, we go into it in good heart."
The relegation battle is really hotting up between Albion, Southampton, Crystal Palace and Norwich City with Fulham still looking a little nervously over their shoulders.
"Full credit to the four teams at the bottom," admitted Robson. "Where the pressure has been on them for quite a long time now but they've all responded with good results, making it difficult for everybody down there.
"We've got to make sure we keep going. That's what we've got to do - turn the tables and put the pressure back on the other three teams down there with us.
"The fans have been terrific and full credit to the players as, up until Saturday, we'd given them something to cheer about.
"We've got to turn it round and give them something to cheer on Tuesday night. I'm sure the lads will. I'm sure they will give it a real good go and I know the fans will be right behind us.
"We've got to put the pressure back on the other teams so a win for us is vital."
West Brom face both Arsenal and Manchester United in their run-in.
Robson hopes to have Russell Hoult, Kieran Richardson and Geoff Horsfield all fit for their Blackburn assignment.


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