Money Making Mommy Bloggers

In honor of Mothers Day I thought I would write about writing Mothers.  The Mommy blogger has been around for several years now, but did you know the army of chatty, tech-savvy mothers was this large — and monied?
14% of all American mothers with at least one child in their household blog about parenting or turn to blogs for advice.  About 3.9 million moms in the United States identify as bloggers, but just 500 of them are considered to be influential among other mothers, and these "influencers" are very powerful.

The average mommy blogger is 37 years old and 89% of mommy bloggers have kids between the ages of 2 and 11. They’re also socially conscious and are 85% more likely to have supported a politician based on an environmental issue, 88% more likely to buy eco-friendly products and 38% more likely to volunteer than the average mom. 

Top Mommy Bloggers

Girls Gone Child  www.girlsgonechild.net  run by Rebecca Woolf host of Childstyle: with Rebecca Woolf on HGTV and Author of Rockebye: from wild to child, she lives in Los Angeles

The Bloggess  www.thebloggess.com  with Jenny Lawson writes Good Mom, Bad Mom for the Houston Chronicle.

Her Bad Mother  www.herbadmother.com  with Catherine Conners,  director of Social Media at Babble


Dooce  www.dooce.com with Heather Armstrong  everything from breast milk pumps to a guy who talked like Elmo during sex.


Finslippy  www.finslippy.com  with Alice Bradley, Author and writes about family and life in Brooklyn New York.

Post Partum Progress   www.postpartumprogress.com  with Katherine Stone,  award winning speaker on issues of post partum depression and advocate for Womens Health and Empowerment.


The Girl Who   www.thegirlwho.net  with Monica Bielenko,  recovering Mormon and wickedly funny blogger with over 150,000 log in per month


The Pioneer Woman  www.thepioneerwoman.com  with Ree Drummond, cookbook author with her own series on The Food Network informative writings of life on the ranch in Oklahoma.

Amalah  www.amalah.com  with Amy Corbett Storch, straightforward blogs about life as a Mom in the Suburbs of Washington.

Sweet Salty  www.sweetsalty.com with Kate Inglis, writer, photographer, one of my favorites for sure, down home goodness.