Mummy Blogs UK Top 10
Last updated 10/03/2021.
Vuelio uses a proprietary algorithm to create these rankings, based on topic-related content in blogs on its system – you can read more about the process here. Our research team actively seeks out new blogs and bloggers for inclusion, but if you think we’ve missed someone, please get in touch to let us know.
Jo Middleton’s Slummy Single Mummy stays at the top of the mum blog ranking for another year. Having been welcomed into the Online Influence Awards Hall of Fame in 2019, Jo’s influence in the parenting sphere is undeniable. Since the blog’s start in 2009, fellow parents have been visiting to catch up on Jo’s adventures with her family, both with her children and also now her grandchild, too. Check out what they’ve been doing in lockdown and share your own tales by contributing to her Untold Stories section.
2. Honest Mum
Honestly, the ‘Mumboss’ behind this blog is a pro when it comes to nailing the work/life struggle and has no doubt been helping her parenting-while-working-from-home readers find their own balance this year. Vicki Broadbent – also writer of the book Mumboss – A guide to surviving and thriving at work and at home – is a vlogger alongside the blogging and shares her ‘life and loves’ across a variety of platforms. Grab help from Vicki with recent posts on protecting the mental health of children and making the best cupcakes ever.
While more family homes than ever can probably be described as ‘madhouses’ after months of lockdown and disrupted school routines, Jen Walshaw may be able to help bring a sense of calm. Craft is a vital part of Jen’s family routine, and you can get tips on making it a part of yours too with posts focusing on seasonal hobbies, what to do in the kitchen, arts and crafts and outdoor activities. If you’re a mum, do yourself a favour in time for Mother’s Day this Sunday and point your kids in the direction of the free printable colouring cards.
While the family behind this ‘parenting and travel blog’ might not have been able to journey as far as usual since March 2020, there has still been plenty to do for Clare and her boys. Keeping regular readers updated in her Living Arrows posts, this blogger has also been chronicling her ‘likes and loves’ (Feb’s recs: cacti, diamond art and science sets) and has advice on staying healthy, with posts on why children really should be taking vitamins as well as the best ways to eat during lockdown.
Parts of town might be closed to parents and their babes right now, but family blogger Uju Asika, who focuses on London lifestyle, has plenty of ideas on how to stay busy. Starting the blog when she became a new mum, Uji wanted to feature content for the whole family, meaning you’ll find activities that are fun for grownups, too. As well as keeping Babes About Town updated with the latest, Uju doesn’t shy away from the tougher parts of parenting – read about her book Bringing Up Race: How to Raise a Kind Child in a Prejudiced World here.
At a time where lots of days can feel a little rainy for many of us, even when its sunny outside, Rainy Day Mum’s Cerys Parker has ideas for making days with the kids a bit brighter. ‘Ideas for kids, to create, learn, play and cook whatever the weather is doing!’ is what readers can find here in content split by age (Baby, Toddlers, Preschoolers, Big Kids) and by type of activity. There are even seasonal ideas – so top up on things to do in time for the sun to come out (it’ll happen).
Catch up on What the Redhead said when it comes to the ‘ups and downs of family life’. Blogger Donna shares the daily life of her and her fam, declaring ‘the future’s bright, the future’s ginger’. Find Donna’s thoughts on the best baby grows, Easter fridge cake recipes, easier laundry routines and what to add to your wish list for Mother’s Day. With blogging being Donna’s full-time job since November 2016, her expert takes on cooking, finding bargains and healthier lifestyles for the kids are worth checking out.
8. LesBeMums
Familiar to fans of the top ten LGBTQ+ blogs in the UK are LesBeMums Kate Everall and wife Sharon, who have been blogging about motherhood since 2012. Find their full journey to parenthood at LesBeMums, which started with conception and continues with daily life. ‘Just like any other parent, I LOVE talking about my child,’ says Kate, but increasing visibility of LGBTQ+ parents is just as much of a drive. Read up on recent recommendations for LGBTQ+ icons you should talk to your children about and books that matter.
Sarah Anguish – that’s ‘Boo’, to me and you – blogs about her children ‘Roo’, ‘Tigger’ and ‘Piglet’, writing about the day to day adventures of being a ‘working mum, sharing life with children and being a wife’. Sections include Family Life (#LittleLoves, Life in Lockdown and Monthly Goals), Home & Garden, Lifestyle (Cleaning, Fashion, Finance and much more), Parenting and Travel, as well as what Boo is reading at the moment (no, it’s not A. A. Milne – go have a gander if you’re looking for reading recs for when the kids are asleep).
‘Veg-growing, food-loving, trashy TV addict’ and mum of one/step mum of two/dog mum Claire blogs about life as a parent, as well as her quest to be healthier in ‘mind, body and bank balance’. If your reply to that is ‘relatable’/’mood’/’exactly’ – and if you haven’t already – go read posts on Parenthood, Life, Travel, Food, Style and Home from a parent who is ‘attempting to find a positive approach to life’ and doing a really good job (and writing a really good, blog, too).
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Well done everyone!
This is a great list – some of my favourite parenting websites are included here :)
Thanks a lot for sharing. These are great mummy blogs.
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Congrats to these fab bloggers. Keep up the good work!
Well done to everyone!
It is so lovely to see my blog in the top 10 with such amazing competition out there! Thank you.
This has totally made my day. Thanks for including me and there are some wonderful UK Mummy and Parent bloggers out there
Hi there,
Thanks for sharing these links. It’s not that easy to find them on Google. My favorites are the “Who’s the Mummy?” and “Actually Mummy” blogs, lots of interesting stuff there ;-)
Have you considered adding Angelique Lee’s Blog to the list? It’s really good too and I like the bargain/deals posts there: http://www.angeliquelee.co.uk just in case you want to have a look.
All the best!
Hi there, I was wondering if there are any stay at home mums interested in finding out more about the mineral organic makeup and skincare launching in the UK in October? It is a fun way of meeting like minded mummies like me and earning some Christmas money too, all from having a few virtual parties on facebook – give me a shout if you want to chat http://www.facebook.com/youniquebykeeley x
Wonderful to be in such great company for the first time! Thank you so much!
Thank you very much for including me. I am delighted!
Wow thank you so much for including me and putting me in such great company!
Thank you for including me on this list. It’s great to be with such fab bloggers. xx
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These are great mummy blogs thanks for sharing
This is amazing! Thanks a lot for sharing this with us :)