Other parenting forums? (1 Viewer)

[egg_]

Sniffing around for other parenting forums to promote the kids music site on. I'm aware of mumstown and eumom and rollercoaster - any other suggestions? UK ones would be great, bigger market and all that (though I suspect I'll have to price stuff in sterling for the UK)

 

[snakybus]

there's magicmum, though I should point out it's full of cunts

 

[Sufi]

there's magicmum, though I should point out it's full of cunts

Parenting forums are generally full of hysterical idiots in my experience.

 

[egg_]

Looking at other forums makes me appreciate thumped more ...

 

[Goodbye]

Yer darn tootin'

My little angel this
My little rascal that

oooh a baby, best accessory I've ever got

 

[Goodbye]

I've tried and failed to find any info on Father & Baby groups in the Dublin city area.

All I have found is a vague sniff that similar fathers are as pissed off as I am that there is none.

Sorry, I've inadvertently hijacked the thread.

 

[Diddles]

I've tried and failed to find any info on Father & Baby groups in the Dublin city area.

All I have found is a vague sniff that similar fathers are as pissed off as I am that there is none.

Sorry, I've inadvertently hijacked the thread.

Give John Waters a ring.

 

[billygannon]

Sniffing around for other parenting forums to promote the kids music site on. I'm aware of mumstown and eumom and rollercoaster - any other suggestions? UK ones would be great, bigger market and all that (though I suspect I'll have to price stuff in sterling for the UK)

http://www.netmums.com is the big one in the UK as far as I know.

 

[Goodbye]

Give John Waters a ring.

You think he could help?

 

[Anthony]

I've tried and failed to find any info on Father & Baby groups in the Dublin city area.

All I have found is a vague sniff that similar fathers are as pissed off as I am that there is none.

Sorry, I've inadvertently hijacked the thread.

I think it's called McDonalds.

 

[sweetoblivion]

you could try a few blogs, Egg? There seem to be loads of parenting ones out there, I always end up stumbling across ones by mums when looking at other blogs. They might do blog posts on your site.

 

[MDR]

All the parenting blogs of full of OH, Lol, DS, DD, ROFL etc. At least we still use full words here on Thumped.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

DD = daughter duck ?

 

[MDR]

Darling daughter.

Yours is better though.

 

[sweetoblivion]

Every single one of them, eh?
Or do you mean forums? Because I'd be inclined to agree about the latter, but there are some really good parenting blogs out there, stuff like English Mum in Ireland http://www.englishmum.com which appeals to lots of people, not just parents (mainly women though I would hazard to guess!)

 

[MDR]

Sorry, I was talking about parenting forums not blogs.

Roll on the floor laughing, what am i like, laugh out loud etc.

 

[MDR]

PS: smiley face, ninja, smiley face

 

[sweetoblivion]

Sorry, I was talking about parenting forums not blogs.

Roll on the floor laughing, what am i like, laugh out loud etc.

ah yeah that makes sense...there would be a lot of new net users using them so you'd get that stuff a lot I'd say.

the 'darling daughter' thing is well weird

 

[snakybus]

what about in magazines Egg, like Maternity magazine and whatnot?

If you don't want to pay for an ad, just send an email to an editor or whatever, and a link, and suggest writing an article about music for kids, possibly with a little blurb about the site down the bottom. THose things are read widely.

 

[MDR]

what about in magazines Egg, like Maternity magazine and whatnot?

If you don't want to pay for an ad, just send an email to an editor or whatever, and a link, and suggest writing an article about music for kids, possibly with a little blurb about the site down the bottom. THose things are read widely.

Listen to Mike - a few reviews and he thinks he's a PR guru.

DD, DS, ROFL, LOL, ninja, smiley face