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I often tell folks that there are so many parenting blogs out there that I can't keep track of them. There have been people who've been blogging for years, and they've never even appeared on my radar. Case in point: Jen Singer, whose book 14 Hours 'Til Bedtime is described as "'Everybody Loves Raymond' crossed with 'Operating Instructions'", maintains a semi-regular blog at MommaSaid.net. Forbes' reviewers like the site, although they could stand to see fewer plugs for the book. (Hey, parent writing is a cut-throat business, guys.) Beyond Singer's, Forbes also reviews a number of other parenting blogs. Their favorite of the bunch? Literary Mama. Why am I not surprised?
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