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[Solved] Dad Bloggers Wanted

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 koka
(@koka)
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Any bloggers out there?

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Posted : 29/04/2012 3:52 am
(@iamtheblaine)
Active Member Registered

out of interest did you manage to find a blogger?

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Posted : 10/05/2012 12:00 am
(@dadmod4)
Illustrious Member

There are still vacancies - worth reading the blogs if you haven't already (and they are worth going back to the start, there are some real gems in there).

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Posted : 10/05/2012 1:14 am
(@Goonerplum)
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iamtheblaine - We are still looking for paid bloggers for the main site. Feel free to PM me with details.

However a while back I floated the idea of setting up a blogging board on the forum. Where members will be able to run a thread as a blog allowing you to update whenever you please. After much discussion in the DadTalk offices, I managed to beat everyone into submission. So shortly (maybe a few weeks to a month) you can expect to see a dad blogger forum board appear.

Gooner

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Topic starter Posted : 15/05/2012 5:23 pm
(@AydInstone)
New Member Registered

Great stuff on the site. I'd love to be involved if you feel my articles fit in.

I blog about creativity - often linked to early years creative play, creative writing, how childhood memories influence us and education. I'm a father of three, ages 6, 4 and 1, boy, girl, girl.

Here are some recent blogs that may be relevant and show my style and approach. I usually write one or two a week and would happily take on a topic if it fell within my expertise. I could re-visit these, or supply new ones if needed.

I'm currently planning out a batch of blogs about creative play - for Dad's - who, like me, suddenly find themselves as primary carer and need some inspiration on engaging and creative activities without spending any money.

Children are not sophisticated (about age appropriate television)

A record for your life (about using a record player as a tactile activity)

Why Creative Writing is important – especially for children

Why our children need to write Science Fiction

My headmaster still owes me £50 (what inspires children may not be what we think)

The power of stories and how to create creators

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Posted : 21/05/2012 9:04 pm
(@Marcbloggingdad)
Active Member Registered

Andy

I started Blogging 6 weeks ago on the site and it is great.

I thinksome of your stuff on creativity is interesting - as I teach magicains anderformers about creativity it is intresting how we stifle a childrens creatvity - and it often happens inline with education points as well.

Would be nice to see some of your stuff on general life.

Marc

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Posted : 17/10/2012 1:03 pm
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