If you’re starting from scratch, Pinterest can seem pretty overwhelming. A simple Google search bombards you with an endless wormhole of terms like pins, repins, smartloops, groups, boards, Tailwind, sponsored pins, and so many other terms that sound like they should be English but really aren’t.

By adding visual aspects to a blog post, you can break up the dreaded “wall of text” and give your reader added functionality or content all at the same time. Done well, this can make your blog immensely binge-worthy, while done poorly it can make it feel like a 90’s MySpace page.

The problem with HTML (and CSS) are in blogging is that not everyone has a degree in computer science or years of coding experience. Learn the basics of HTML Attributes to help you customize your site.

HTML is something nearly everyone has heard about, but it can sound a bit intimidating until you figure out the (surprisingly simple) basics of how it works.

We all want to share our lives with the world. Don’t we all want everyone to love and adore our kids? But, what are the dangers of posting images (and real names) of your children on your blog or social media (also referred to as “sharenting”)? There is a huge community of mom bloggers out there that can creates a sense of safety (everyone is doing it, right?), but that is not always the case.

So you’re thinking about starting a blog. And you are also a mom. Go you, mama! Blogging is not only a great outlet for all the craziness of motherhood (even if you aren’t writing about parenting), but it also has the potential to provide an income from your own home while you wear pajamas and wrestle your child into their stained but sturdy clothes for the day. BUT, there are some big parts of blogging to consider before you take the leap.