You know you’re a blogger’s child when….

Blogger’s Child

I have been thinking recently about what it is like to be the child of a blogger.  It is not all fun events and new toys; Blogger children have to pull their weight too.

I have come up with a list of attributes that set a blogger’s child apart from ‘normal’ children.

 

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You know you’re a blogger’s child when….

  • You have your picture taken about 5 million times a day (on a slow day..)
  • Your food often goes cold because Mummy is ‘Instagramming’ it.
  • You are often on the train at some ungodly hour, being force fed raisins to buy your silence, with no idea where you will end up.
  • When you find yourself in mortal danger, Mummy often delays leaping to your aid, as she is too busy taking a picture of you in aforementioned ‘danger’.
  • You are made to dress up in random outfits at various times of the year.  Even if you really don’t want to be a witch…..
Bloggers Child

Bloggers Child

  • You know how to unlock the phone & take a selfie by the age of 18 months.
  • You can only play with the lovely new toys (that are sent by the toy fairies) in front of the ‘good’ wall in the living room.
  • Quite often your requests for attention are met with the response, ‘just a minute, Mummy has to send this tweet’
  • Most of Mummy’s friends live in the computer…
  • Your first word was ‘hashtag’, closely followed by Linky and CommentLuv (#OnlyJokingNotJoking )

So do you think you could spot the child of a blogger at twenty paces?

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  1. Oh God, that is so true. I only started blogging a month ago and already I can identify with most of those points. Really funny post! Maria x

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  2. Hahaha, this had me chuckling into my tea cup this morning as every point is so true!!!
    We have a `good` wall in the kitchen that the boys have to play in front of too, and the boys now turn away from the camera when I say just a sec as they know whats coming!!!!

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  3. Ha this is brilliant, I particularly love “Most of Mummy’s friends live in the computer…” Fab post lovely xx

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  4. “Mummy is this one of your writing jobs?” was a question I was asked about a new toy last week – no love Mummy has bought that for you 😉
    Ben now knows that the way to say “Thank you to the lady” who sends things is with lovely photos for Mummy’s writing haha x

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  5. A funny post! I have a good wall, and a good side, and a good part of the garden…and all my family know that they have to wait for food so I can take photos of it! xx

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  6. That’s so funny! and so very true for me too, the kids are always complaining to me that they want to try this or that and it’s always the same – just wait until I have photographed it! 🙂

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  7. “You can only play with the lovely new toys (that are sent by the toy fairies) in front of the ‘good’ wall in the living room.”

    Very cute!

    Can’t help but feel sorry for these kids when they’re in tears, and our response is to grab the camera 🙂

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  8. Totally true – can so identify with this even though I’m a relative newcomer to the whole blogging thing! My Wicked Wednesday post last week was after the 9 year old was trapped in a tree and I had to take a photo before helping him out. I got a suitable handgesture for this!!! Thankfully the toddlers are better behaved (thus far!) x

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  9. This post is brilliant! My two have already cottoned on to the fact that if they smile sweetly enough in the pictures, then the postie might bring some more exciting parcels to the door…not sure when the backlash will kick in though!

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  10. My boys are somewhat older and have got used to the RIP treatment they sometimes get. My boys are so lucky that they have had some fantastic opportunities

  11. He hee! Love it – so true too! Although, to be fair, there is no ‘good’ wall in my living room 🙂 And EJ spent about 10 seconds dressed as a pumpkin before throwing his outfit off in disgust (I didn’t even manage to get an Instagram out!! Bad training…) Thanks so much for linking up with me this week for The Truth about… I’m having so much fun getting to know people a bit better X #thetruthabout

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  12. Thanks for the laughs! I have a feeling my daughter would agree with all of these things! I often wonder how my life looks from her perspective and admittedly feel a bit guilty every time I utter “hold on a second, mom’s busy” when in actuality “busy” means posting something online!

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  13. Oh how true and how funny. Most of these apply to us too – especially the one about taking photos before rescuing child (unless of course they really are in immediate danger!) 🙂

  14. Hahaha!! Brilliant! And so true!! Baby M is such a poser as I take his picture loads. We recently had him at the photographers and they commented on how great he was at having his photo taken :S. We have a good wall too 🙂 xx #mmwbh

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  15. Hah – brilliant! I’m quickly realising I have to adopt a good wall, as all my pictures are rubbish in our usual play-spot! Love the witch pic, priceless 🙂 xx

  16. Haha! It’s all completely true!! 🙂 LOL

    It’s the one where we don’t actually sprint to rescue them, but sprint to grab the phone… I have to have a serious little chat with myself when that happens! …And it happens 🙂

    I KNEW I was going to love this post!

  17. Yes!! The amount of times I say, I’ll just be 1 minute…because I am instagramming something! Lol 😉 Fun though isn’t it….xxx #BrilliantBlogPosts

  18. Hahaha this is wonderful. Mine isn’t here yet but I can completely imagine myself doing each and every one of those things!

    Emma | frillsanddoodads.com

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  19. Haha hilarious, how cute is your little girl, so like you! My kids love posing for the camera-think it’s nature though as I was a poser at their age, have definitely had some nurturing though too! We’ve created monsters 😉 Thanks for linking up to #brilliantblogposts

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  20. Brilliant! 7yo opens new toys and books, and now will hold it in front of her and smile before playing or reading with it #guiltymum

  21. Hahaha – this is brilliant!! Truly inspired and most definitely (and very unfortunately) true!! The thing is as well, which makes me laugh even louder, is that I’ve seen you both in action in the flesh!! You are such an awesome baby/mummy team!! And I’m still laughing about Jeff Capes too!!! Xxxxx thx so much for linking up with #SundayStars xxx

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  22. hello honey. I thought I’d commented on this genius post before but obviously not. I love this and recognise then to be so very true. The other day Little Miss H climbed onto the desk and before removing her from the possibility of breaking her neck, I decided it would be a great idea to take a photo for Instagram and Twitter. Great parenting. Thanks again for linking up with #SundaysStars. You are a star. Hugs Mrs H xxxx

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  23. Ha. This made me giggle. We are moving next year and I am already worrying
    about where my good wall will be as we are renting army housing so can’t decorate!!

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  24. Oh hunny this is absolutely my favorite post ever! I just tweeted it because I couldn’t stop laughing then sitting here seriously thinking of all the other things I could add to that list for my two children. I think there will be a baby boom of blogger children and wonder how they will be in school against the non blogger children. hahahaa Can’t stop laughing in agreement. Thanks for sharing. #sharewithme

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  25. I agree with all of these… we had to buy our little miss her own ‘laptop’ and ‘mobile’ so that i might get get some peace… I can no longer blog during the daytime of days off and she wants to ‘help’!

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