Introducing.... A New Baby Column

I've got some exciting news -- except it's not really news anymore, if you happened to read Thursday's newspaper.

I'm writing a twice-monthly column for ParentCentral.ca and The Toronto Star.

The column -- The Mother of All Baby Columns -- will cover all things baby: preconception, pregnancy, labour, birth, and baby's first year. I'll also be tackling other related issues from time to time: fertility, adoption, and surrogacy.

I'll be delving into policy, pouring through studies, and, most important of all, capturing the conversations that you and other parents or parents-to-be are having about starting or adding to a family.

This blog (The Mother of All Parenting Blogs) will be around for a little while longer -- at least long enough for me to archive all my posts! -- but, after that, it is going to be retired. The best way to reach me on an ongoing basis will be via Twitter (@themotherofall -- the account I use to talk about pregnancy and parenting).

But I won't be invisible around here. I'll be helping my editor Brandie Weikle to organize online chats and other stuff.

Stay tuned for details.

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You can read The Mother of All Baby Columns on my columnist page. All of my past columns are archived there, too. You can also catch up with me via my website at www.having-a-baby.com.

 

Comments

[Como Quedar Embarazada]

Hi Ann! I just love your blog! I always find a lot of amazing articles, i really thank you!

Take care dear

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Loise

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dear, i will miss your post :)

[child protection]

Glad to hear you are moving onwards and upwards Ann. I work in child protection in the UK with http://www.childrenssociety.org.uk/ and your information is something which has been very useful to me to date.

[Parenthood]

Parenthood

We start off early watching television and then envisioning our American dream. As a child, we play with our babies, doll houses, and writing in our diaries. We start at the tender age of 4 or 5 looking for our prince charming to marry. Over time, we replace our crushes of princes and other Disney characters with real boys. Sometimes it is the boy that sits next to you in class or a movie star. Either way, it is getting you ready for that all important task called LOVE.........

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Thanks

[kristina]

New to blogging...and I just love the content I am able to find specific to Canadian parents. On my blog I share experiences on being a single mom, and tips on how to balance and get ahead.

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