Last week, ProBlogger ran a Group Writing Project with the theme of “Top 5.” There were nearly 900 entries. I noticed several mom (and dad) bloggers among the lists, so I scoured the lists of participating entries and compiled the lists by, about or for parents.
Before you tune out, would any other mom bloggers be interested in another group writing project? Any ideas for a theme? Leave a comment!
And now for the posts. Enjoy!
- raising4boys.com: Top 5 Reasons Boys Are Better than Girls
- Grad Money Manners: 5 Gifts for Mom that Won’t Ever Go out of Fashion
- A Mom’s Life: Top 5 Things Moms Should Keep in the Family Minivan
- Money Smart Life: Why Your Mom is the Engine of Growth in the Global Economy
- Scribbit: Five Blogs to Watch
- Keeping the Castle: Top 5 Time Savers in my Kitchen
- Crayon Writer: Toddler Holding on Tight? Top 5 Tips to Work through Tantrums
- Babylune: My Postpartum Top Five Top Fives
- momeorganizer.com: High Five Baby! (organizing kids clothes/closets)
- Single Ma’s Fabulous Financials5 Ways to Plan an Easy Move
- Ask Moxie: Top 5 Ways to Get Your Baby to Sleep
- Forever Parents: Five Things to Remember When You Adopt an Older Child
- Just Not Martha: Top 5 Things My Pantry Needs to Have
- A life—Joshty: Top 5 Tips for the Potential Pushy Parent
- Letters to my Daughters: Mamas! Read Your Blogs! (5 reasons moms should read blogs)
- Parenting Sites 411: The 411: The Top 5 Kids Crafts Websites
- Dadviser: The Top 5 Things You Can Do for Your Kids . . . EVER
- ChrisWondra.com: Mission Imblogable: 5 Tips for Parents of Young Bloggers
- Miscellaneous Adventures of an Aussie Mom: Reasons Why I Need a Children’s Television Intervention
- Li’l Duck Duck: The 5 Things You Need to Survive a Toddler
- Mommy Zabs: Online Shopping for the Hip Mom—Top 5
- My Baby and I: How to Budget for a New Baby; 5 Top Tips
- Be A Good Dad: 5 Ways to Get Your Kid to Talk about School
- Susie J: 5 Things to Put in Home Videos to Make Your Friends Say “Play That Again!”
- Cracked Virtue: Top 5 Things I’ve Discovered My Mom Lied About
Oh, I forgot mine: Five Things Moms Do Right.
Comments
8 responses to “Mom bloggers in the Top 5 writing project”
Great idea! I would be interested. I haven’t come up with a topic but will let you know if I come up with something.
The openendedeness (is that a word?) of the top five list is something that lent itself to SO many participants…so a topic that people can ‘bend’ to suit their mood/site etc but with a kid/family/parenting twist might be good.
Thanks for compiling this list. It’s something I wanted to do myself but didn’t never got around to.
And now I don’t have to!
Thanks again.
Chris
Nice list — and I’m sure it took you some time to build.
A little while, yeah, especially since the “complete list” was incomplete when I was looking at it (I told Darren and hope that he was able to correct this). Your tips sound great, SusieJ!
I loved doing this group writing project, it was tons of fun and I got to see so many blogs that I might not have otherwise. I barely got through a tiny fraction of the huge list!
I’d definitely be interested in doing a family related writing project.
I love your inventiveness. Yes, I love group writing projects, that’s what I’ve tried to do a bit with my Write Away Contest, but my topics aren’t quite so general.
Plus, I’m no Problogger 🙂
Thanks for mentioning my Top 5 … great list!! Let me know about any future group writing projects. I’m game.