Mommy blogs are enjoying a surge in popularity, and are part and parcel of renewed interest in domesticity, localism, and the family in some sectors of the country. Cville has a story on these blogs, and makes the point that they fill in a domestic educational void left by the decline in extended families, home economics classes, and other institutions that used to teach young adults how to run a household.?They also lend status to stay-at-home mothers, as I noted in my comments to the author:
Mommy Blogs, with their gorgeous depictions of ordinary home interiors, their celebration of family-centered living, and their recipes not only for good meals but also for good parenting, have moved into this gap with a vengeance, making stay-at-home momdom hip.
Tags: Bradford Wilcox, Mommy Blogs, Stay-at-home mothers
Categories: Motherhood
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Source: http://familyscholars.org/2013/01/09/mommy-blogs-making-domesticity-hip/
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