Moms Can Change The World Link Love

We are creating and molding the future of this world every day through mothering the next generation; we change the world with each word we say and action we take because our kids are always paying attention. 

But are you ready to take it up a notch?  To really get out there and be a positive influence in this world and show your kids how to do the same?

There are some pretty amazing moms in the blogosphere wanting to help you do just that, so this link love is all about how moms can change the world. 

Internet Marketing Sweetie posted about how powerful moms are when it comes to marketing and promoting products.  She writes how moms use their influence to make ideas go viral within their tribes or communities. 

What if we used this power to not only promote products, but promote good will?  We’d be pretty unstoppable, don’t ya think?

Now what would my link love post be without Metropolitan Mama?  This weekend she devoted her blog posts to intentional acts of kindness and showing us how simple it is to make someone’s day brighter. 

You can also take the Summer Of Service Challenge at Mom It Forward.  Each week they provide fun and creative ways to perform acts of kindness for your family and others.

The twin moms at 5 Minutes for Mom have created Blogs Can Change Lives to use the “power of the blogosphere to change the world for extraordinary moms, people facing huge challenges, and families in need.” Please check out their latest campaign to help HP keep military families connected.  Props to HP!

Are you a blogger?  Then you can easily spread the love by joining Blog It Forward at Mom’s Fortress of Solitude to promote and support other inspiring mommy blogs.  And if you haven’t joined Momfluence then do so now.  Resourceful Mommy  has created a mommy blogger network of over 350 bloggers that not only shares fun contests with their readers, but creates postive change for children.

And it is all about our children, so be sure to check out 10 tips to raise service-oriented children. Because if we don’t pass it on, then the positive change we’ve created won’t last.

So how are you going to change the world?  I’m going to start by making some unsuspecting stranger’s day by buying them a coffee in the Starbucks drive-through.  Because anyone who needs a coffee needs a pick me up. 

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