Are you interested in guest posting? Well, we just so happen to be open to guest contributors!

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Mommy Matters strives to provide resources to common parenting struggles that encase a wide variety of approaches.

Our audience is millennial moms of newborns and toddlers, as well as mom-to-be’s.

We are currently looking for posts related to:

• Infant feeding. Specifically pumping, bottle feeding, and formula feeding.

• Childbirth. Anything about natural childbirth, drug free, epidurals, or cesareans.

• Approaches to infant sleep. Babywise, no-cry, co-sleeping, CIO, Ferber, you get the idea.

• Working as a mother. Working full time, part time, both inside and outside of the house, and being a SAHM.

Posts must be:

• 900-5,000 words OR a Quick Read, meaning that it takes one minute or less to read

• More about your audience than you. Sorry, but readers don’t really care about writers. They have their own problems to solve.

• Actionable

• Edited

• *List posts and how-to’s are a pretty safe way to go

How to become a guest contributor on Mommy Matters:

Pitch it!

• Shoot me your ideas at Jade@MommyMatters.co. Note that this is NOT a .com address. 
• Include your website so that I can check you out!

I’ll let you know if one of your ideas is a good fit for us.

Write it!

• After you write your post, put it in a Google Doc and share with the above email address.
• If you don’t have Google Docs or G-Suites, let me know and we can arrange another way for you to send it.

I’ll review it and determine the next steps: line it up for publishing, kick it back for edits, or reject it.

•  Posts will be rejected for reasons such as:
  • Poor quality
  • Being judgmental of mothers who take a different approach than the one you are proposing
  • Basing content on claims that can’t be backed up (such as CIO will damage your child- false false false).

Things we love:

• Empowering content that supports mothers, regardless of the approach they are taking (She wants to give her baby formula? Awesome! Here is how she can do it!)
• A few sprinkles of snarkiness.