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Are You Going to Be Our Next Contributing Editor?

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Are you a talented blogger with writing skill that deserves to be recognized?

We are searching for gifted writers who have a passion for blogging and want to increase their own blog’s exposure.

If you believe you should be a Contributing Editor with 5 Minutes for Mom, please contact us with “EDITOR” in the subject line and answer the following questions.

  1. Do you blog? If yes, how long have you been blogging, what is your url?
  2. Do you have any other websites? If yes, what are your urls?
  3. Do you use WordPress?
  4. Do you know HTML? If yes, how well would you say you know it? Do you use CSS?
  5. Do you consider yourself a “writer”?
  6. What is your educational background?
  7. Why do you love blogging?

We’re excited to hear from you!

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  8. You need a special needs Mommy blogger to represent and give ideas for those Moms with kids that don’t always reside within the confines of ‘typical’.

    She could review products geared for the special needs community. She could share ideas to help with PT, ST, and OT goals. She could share lesson plan ideas to help parents reinforce IEP goals. She could lead parents to sources to help them create the best IEP plans possible for their child

    She could be a friendly face for parents facing a new diagnosis. And someone who could direct new parents to places where they can learn about that new diagnosis and meet other parents traveling their same path.

    She could be a positive voice in a society that tends to shy away from or even fear anyone that may be’different’……..and perhaps bridge that gap between ignorance and acceptance.

    And having this person be a certified teacher who just happens to be married to a Principal wouldn’t hurt either.

    Special Needs Moms need 5 Minutes for themselves too.

    But, you know, I’m just sayin’….. 🙂

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