Top 10 Blog Queens You Can Count on
Child India|May 2017

This month, let’s give a round of applause to enterprising blogger moms for the support they offer.

Ritika Jain
Top 10 Blog Queens You Can Count on

THANKS TO MOMS who love to write. We can turn to their blogs for ready reckoners and parenting advice, specific recipes for travel or weaning, and even for ordering customized clothing for our kids. Here’s an introduction to these influencers, who make their presence count on social media by lending their help and support to other parents constantly.

address your parenting concerns Ekta Chawla, mom to Muskaan, 1½, Chennai

Blog: confusedparent.in

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While every child is unique, so is his nurturing. All parents want to stay abreast of their child’s needs. Ekta’s blog helps you connect with experts, doctors and other parents, and functions as an online support community. It addresses concerns that can befuddle any parent: From the best weaning foods for babies to the best playschools in town.

shop for baby Sangeetha Menon, mom to Anshika, 4, Mumbai

Blog: bumpsnbaby.com

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From e-books on lunch box recipes to diet consultations, shopping for mom to baby care products and accessories, a new parent’s job gets easier, thanks to Sangeetha’s blog. The founder’s interaction with readers made her realize that their concerns mostly hover around one question: Which brands are safe to use? So she envisioned this social platform. 

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