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Guest posting is always appreciated. This is an opportunity to get in front of an audience of over 20 thousand. Please share your take with us on topics that fall under these categories.

• Parenting
• Pregnancy
• Family
• Fashion
• Mom
• Bags
• Life
• Children Education
• Newborns
• Teens
• Toddlers
• Family holidays and weekends
• Nursing

How to get your post published on AmyandRose?

If you have experience in the above-listed categories, you are welcome to share your thoughts with us and get an opportunity to write for us.

We also welcome Freelance Writers Who have had experience in the subject area and are willing to contribute vital information to trending topics on parenting.

Eligibility Criteria for guest posting

• Posts must be original
• 800+ words
• No grammatical mistakes
• Can include 3-4 images
• Do include a headline, image credit, and link to resources
• May include 1 Do-follow link to your blog/website/work
• Posts about 2000 words can have 2 Do-follow links

Thank you for indicating interest in working with AmyandRose. We are constantly seeking avenues to satisfy our readers and fan base. We are always looking for ways to add to our family. We’d love to have you come on board.

• Posts must be original

All content must be original and must not have been published elsewhere. Please acknowledge the author if you have a story to share that isn’t yours or has been posted elsewhere.

Guest posts must not include content that has been previously published somewhere else. Please include links to the resources used.

Also, proofread your articles before sending them in. Deadlines should be strictly adhered to. Submit your articles as and when due.

You’ll be informed when your post is accepted and also if it will be published. We will post the article link to our social media and website.

You may also include images in your articles to further bolster your thoughts. You may not attach affiliate links that are advertorial. We will give writing prompts to fuel your creativity.

• 800+ words

All posts must be a minimum of 800 words of quality content. Anything less than the word count will be rejected. This is so that that ties in with other published content on the site.

However, posts with fillers and fluff added to meet the word limit will be equally rejected. We want to hear your unique voice.

• No grammatical mistakes

We know that you are in a hurry to submit your content, but please take a breath and have a second look at your work. All articles will be edited to fit the style and tone of the website.

However, articles that require a lot of editing or grammatical errors will be rejected. Please only submit articles free of grammar errors to hasten the publishing time.

• Can include 3-4 images

You can include 3 to 4 images to further bolster your point. A minimum of 3 pictures will be accepted.

These images must be personal pictures or copyright-free. They should also be clear, high-resolution pictures and fit the site’s standard.

• Do include a headline, image credit, and link to resources

We pride ourselves on the readability of articles on our site and will like you to keep up with that tradition. To improve readability, include a headline and write short sentences and paragraphs.

Also, you can include links to high-authority websites to back up your claims. Our readers trust us, and we try to give out only factual information.

• May include 1 Do-follow link to your website/work

This is an excellent opportunity to reach more readers if you have a website. You can add a link to your blog or website on related topics. The topic must not be advertorial or commercial.

• Posts about 2000 words can have 2 Do-follow links

For articles above 2000 words, you can include 2 do-follow links.

To indicate your interest in writing for us, fill out the contact form or send us an email with the subject “Guest Posting,” and we will contact you with further details.

When submitting an article, post your bio at the end of your article. Only serious bloggers should contact us. Please email us at [email protected] or fill out the form at the end of this post.

Contributor Guidelines

• All guest posts must be original and personal experiences of the freelance mom. Our readers are new moms with newborns trying to get used to their new roles in life.
  Organizing as a mom may be quite stressful, and Chores, such as doing the dirty dishes, can seem to go on and on and easily encroach on quality family time. This is so that Weekends and holidays can be spent bonding.
• When you share posts you think will be useful to our readers, please acknowledge and include the link to the source. We do not want to give credit to you for a job that isn’t yours.
• We will like you to include links to statistics and studies. This is to give credibility to your work and our site.
• To increase readability, please use subheadings. Also, make all sentences and paragraphs short. All sentences should not exceed two lines, and paragraphs should not exceed 200 words. You can make strong points bold, italicized, or underlined for emphasis.
• Be civil and compassionate to other readers. The site will be unpleasant for all readers when certain people are condescending or disrespectful.
  This also means being understanding and empathetic when other readers share their stories.
• Stick to the discussed topic and ensure your opinion adds value to the discussion. Follow all conversations and input your opinions appropriately.
• Be yourself. Our aim at Amyandrose is to help our readers with valuable information. We appeal to you to represent yourself as you are. We do not want to mislead our readers in any way.
  This means telling your story as factually as possible and using your headshot as your profile picture on your author bio.
• Try to have fun. Raising a child is a tedious task, and we want our site to be a place of comfort for all parents. We, therefore, encourage all our readers and contributors to try to have fun as much as possible.
• Libel and abusive content will not be tolerated. If you are found wanting, you will instantly be removed from the platform. This ensures the site stays true to its purpose and remains a source of comfort and solace.
  All racist, harmful, offensive, violent, sexist, vulgar, and violent comments will be considered in contravention of the house rules.
• All members are advised to desist from the following
• Making misleading, defamatory, or false comments.
• Abusive, threatening, or insulting comments
• Comments deemed homophobic, offensive, discriminatory, or racist to anyone, group, ethnic group, race, or religion.
• Be civil in your engagements. Avoid all personal attacks, bullying, violence, and any form of harassment.
  Also, avoid racial slurs, hate speech, obscenities, stereotyping, and all sorts of insensitive and offensive language.
• Do not post technical topics. Avoid all forms of research and technical posts unrelated to parenting, childcare, or fashion.
• Do not promote or sell stuff on the site. The do-follow links should not be advertorial or commercial. All promotional content will be instantly removed, and posters will be sanctioned.
• Do not divulge personal information on the site. Keep all personal details private.

Guest Blogging Topics – What to write in an article?

AmyandRose invites guest posts on the following topics:

Have you got practical and actionable tips to offer on parenting topics?

Do you have blog post ideas about child-rearing? Would you like to share your thoughts with us? We would love to publish them!

Don’t forget to check 400+ Parenting Blog Post Ideas for inspiration.

Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.

Benjamin Franklin

Although parenting may be quite burdensome, it can be very fulfilling. We welcome collaborators and experienced writers to pitch their ideas and submit guest posts. You can help debunk the myths about parenting.

We cover various topics geared towards parenting, from pregnancy to carrying babies and toddlers.

Many women have trouble getting pregnant. We welcome topics on ovulation calculators, pregnancy tests, and pregnancy week-by-week updates.

How about dealing with your extended family for the rookie mom?

Or tips on how to look good for and to focus on her family, those imperfectly perfect mamas?

The stay-at-home mom may easily get carried away with focusing on her family and lose her sense of fashion. The working mom has to be able to balance her career and manage the home front.

Being a mom never truly stops. It’s a lifelong journey. Becoming a mom typically comes with a lot of lifestyle changes.

As a guest blogger, how do you think moms should handle this?

What lifestyle can moms adopt?

How to include kid activities without hurting the family finances?

How to raise a healthy family?

What are the top single mom self-care tips?

How can mamas make money blogging, choosing a domain name for their blog, and submitting entries to magazines that pay?

Positive parenting tips and action plans

Before pitching your ideas, remember that they should focus on the family audience.

Pregnancy

During pregnancy, many changes happen in a woman’s body; especially for new moms, there are a lot of questions to be asked.

During the first 12 weeks or three months, often referred to as the 1st trimester, a woman is likely to suffer from morning sickness, recurrent trips to pee, headaches, cramps, fatigue, spotting, loss of appetite, and frequently sleeping, among other things.

Your guest post is intended to help allay the fears of these women. As a parent blogger, you may include money-saving tips for new moms.

Some women get hospitalized during the first months of pregnancy and will be unable to keep food down.

You can offer useful tips on the nutritional requirements of the new mom during these tumultuous months.

This is also when miscarriages are more likely to happen, and moms need every piece of advice at this time on the right things to do. Moms to be will also need advice on safe pregnancy exercises.

Many of these symptoms will have reduced or stopped entirely during the 2nd trimester, from week thirteen to the twenty-seventh week.

Now the moms-to-be will begin to feel a renewed surge of energy and an increase in appetite. The stomach is a bit more conspicuous, and they may start to crave junk and unhealthy food.

At this time, stretch marks will begin to appear on the breast and stomach of the woman, and she begins to put on weight. This can be quite disconcerting for the mom-to-be.

This is the time to prepare for the arrival of a newborn.

During the 2nd trimester, a scan can tell the sex of the baby, and the woman can feel the movement and kicks of the fetus. The fetus also develops a sleep pattern that may not be in sync with the mother.

From your experience, you can guide expectant mothers on how best to prepare for a newborn, from getting a baby crib and clothes to planning a maternity leave at work.

On nights when the woman cannot sleep owing to the fetus’s activity, you can suggest things to do during these long nights.

The expectant mother can read books on motherhood and stories to the fetus, whose sense of hearing is developed.

This is also the time to ditch pre-pregnancy clothes, and moms-to-be will find your opinions invaluable.

You can, through your articles, give tips on picking loose yet stylish dresses so the woman doesn’t lose herself or her sense of style.

This is also the time to wear comfortable shoes; your guide will be most valuable. On the plus side, the fetus can survive with the right medical care if born prematurely from the 24th week.

This bit of information a mom-to-be will find reassuring.

At 28 weeks and above, the pregnancy advances to its 3rd trimester. Expectedly the stomach becomes much more protruded, and your expected day of delivery is getting closer by the day.

Kicks and movements are more intense now, and your guest post will help soothe the aching bodies of moms-to-be. They’ll need true stories about giving birth and child development.

Pregnant moms need experienced guest authors on this subject to remind them of the items required when expecting a baby. Regular visits to the doctor are a must now as the baby’s coming draws closer.

Other women are typically worried when pregnant, particularly with first pregnancies. Pregnancy comes with a lot of challenges for the expecting mother. She asks questions such as,

• How do I prepare for the pregnancy?
• Will I have a miscarriage?
• Can I carry my baby to term?
• Will my baby have a congenital disability?
• Will a particular kind of food be bad for my unborn child?
• What if I don’t lactate enough?
• How will my baby be nourished?
• What if I go into labor too early?
• What should I experience during pregnancy?
• How do I handle the changes to my body, physically and emotionally?
• Am I going to be a good mom?
• What items should I include in my baby registry?
• What should I watch out for in my first, second, and third trimesters?
• What should I expect from gender predictors?
• What kind of exercise is good for me while pregnant?

These are some of the questions moms-to-be find themselves asking.

Some women also struggle with issues of infertility. They are afraid of never being able to get pregnant, maybe because they are single, advanced in age, or have some other medical difficulties.

• Do you have any tips to offer, such as an ovulation calculator?
• What kind of diet should pregnant women be on?
• What type of food and drinks are to be avoided?

As the day draws closer to the delivery date, it may be beneficial to have a due date calculator handy. Have you got any super helpful tips to share?

A healthy lifestyle is essential for everyone, and even more critical is prenatal exercise for pregnant women. A healthy pregnancy will often not result in the birth of a healthy baby.

Caring for a newborn

The news of the arrival of a baby is usually greeted with much joy and excitement.

Nurturing and mothering newborns may be overwhelming so much that it sometimes leads to postpartum depression.

The baby will require different things for each stage of its development.

Parents and moms may have inquiries about its development, growth, health, breastfeeding, formula feeding, and be willing to seek the help of a toddler sleep consultant.

This will often result in a few trips to the pediatrician’s office. Moms may have some questions about the color of their baby’s poop. How can you calm these moms down?

Babies usually have different needs. There’s no single universal way to take care of babies. Babies will cry to express feelings of hunger, hurt, stomach aches, and pains.

• How will moms be able to distinguish each cry and know what the baby needs?
• What baby products are tested and trusted?
• How effective are baby monitors when you’re not around your child?
• “My baby is so tiny and fragile; will I not drop it? How do I know if I’ve fed my baby enough?”

These are a few of the questions moms need answers to.

• How about sleep patterns?
• Babies may sometimes have trouble sleeping and may have irregular sleep patterns that will be a source of torment for parents.
• What are the triggers for these erratic sleep patterns?
• Do parents need to consult sleep consultants?
• Will these sleep patterns self-resolve?
• How can parents make their babies more comfortable?
• Often, when babies do not meet certain developmental milestones, parents become concerned. How do you think parents should handle this?
• At what stage would they need to see their doctor?
• Do you think they may be unnecessarily worried?

What are your thoughts about new moms?

Some moms are pretty judgy. They complain and criticize the decisions of more modern moms.

• What can these new moms do?
• How can these imperfectly perfect mamas handle this?
• Many moms experience postpartum depression. Have you ever gone through this?
• Do you have any observations or tips to share?

We’d love to hear from you. You could write about personal or other peoples’ experiences.

• What are your thoughts on breastfeeding?
• If needed, what is the correct way to breast pump?
• Do you think milk expressed through a breast pump will not be as fresh as the mom’s milk?
• Another question posed by moms is, ‘how soon after the birth of a child should I begin to consider having another?
• With the birth of another child, other issues may be berthed. Sibling rivalry is one such. How do you think parents can address it? What are the signs to watch out for? How can parents fruitfully resolve conflicts?

Raising kids

Raising kids can be pretty hectic. We want to hear from you. You could write about experiences with fine parenting you know or have heard about. We are trying to dispel the lies about parenting.

A rookie mom may be anxious and worried about not doing the right things or not doing enough.

Being a mom, especially a first-time mom can be quite terrifying. Caring for a baby may bring waves of emotions and feelings that could easily be overwhelming.

Potty training can also be a source of headaches. At what age should moms begin to potty train? How do moms know if their toddlers are ready to be potty trained?

Healthy moms are happy moms. Organizing as a mom may be quite stressful. It’s quite easy to get lost in the whirlwind of activities in the home.

Energy levels seem to be quickly depleted. Sleep becomes a luxury, and eating intentional meals may be a far-off dream.

The stay-at-home mom may easily get carried away with focusing on her family and lose her sense of fashion. How do you think stay-at-home moms can work around this?

You can post ideas on how she can start making money and especially about making money online.

You can suggest sites that pay for child nurturing stories through affiliate marketing so they can make some extra income.

Guest blogging sites are willing to pay you to write parenting advice, baby care tips, organizing tips, suggestions for baby names and baby products, and family-friendly trending topics.

You may guest post about the personal stories or share your expertise on child-rearing tips or how family and child-rearing can change a mom’s life by opening paths to new income streams.

The working mom has to be able to balance her career and manage the home front. Some moms can work from home, be free to focus on their families, and do their job.

The average mom wonders how she would maintain and healthy work/life balance. Stay-at-home moms and working moms often have different challenges.

Being a mom never truly stops. It’s a lifelong journey. Becoming a mom typically comes with a lot of lifestyle changes.

How do you think moms should handle this?

Yummy mummies have it quite easier, snapping back to how their bodies were before pregnancy.

Unfortunately, this is the exception and not the norm for most women.

Moms are generally worried about their postpartum bodies. Scared that their bodies may never go back to how it was pre-pregnancy. What lifestyle can moms adopt? How can moms get through this?

Being a single mom can be downright depressing. Not with having to worry about the societal stigma. Single moms often fear they’ll never be enough for their child/children.

• They find themselves asking questions like, will I earn enough to be able to support us?
• Can I handle this responsibility?
• How do I approach the issue of shared custody in a case of divorce or separation?
• How do I thrive and survive with my child in a world without my partner?

Adoptive families go through socially awkward periods, particularly when a child has just been adopted. It is notably more challenging when an older child has been adopted.

This child may have likely undergone some form of emotional trauma or have been abused physically.

These children sometimes have striking facial features that are very different from their adoptive parents.

How do you best suggest adoptive parents handle these situations? Adopted babies will most likely be formula-fed.

Foster parents may feel like they would not be able to quickly bond with the babies. Some may even think that breastfed babies are generally smarter than formula-fed ones. How can you correct this notion?

Parents play an essential part in children’s education. From the time children are little, parents consciously and unconsciously impart some form of knowledge to them.

Children of the same parents may often require different teaching skills.

• How do parents’ versatility and perception result in an enhancement of children’s abilities?
• Is there a perfect time for children’s learning capability to be optimal?
• What determines the decision to homeschool a child?
• Where do the skills taught in school and what’s learned at home converge?
• Accidents are pretty common in the house. How do you think parents can prevent them?

Family time should be a fun time—a time when every member of the family chirps in and shares values. Weekends and holidays can be typically spent bonding. It is quite vital to prioritize activities.

Chores often infringe on quality family time. Balancing work and family life can sometimes seem like an arduous task.

• How do parents maximize family life?
• How can members of the family spend their time being productive?
• Do you think love can ever be too much?

There are often a couple of trending topics for the parenting section. Freelance writers are welcome to share their takes. Information is available from different sources. Authors should take advantage of this.

As time passes, parenting becomes somewhat more comfortable. Children attain some level of self-sufficiency.

With babies growing from toddlers into adolescents, then teens, and eventually to adults, it is commonplace for a level of independence.

The new worry for parents becomes how to handle teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.

At some point, parents may begin to feel like their children are growing apart from them. This may be a source of heartache, worry, and in other cases, pride on the part of the parents.

It may not be easy to retain some semblance of friendship with children, teens, or adults.

• What tips can you give for parenting grown-up children?
• How can parents guide their children towards financial freedom?

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