Logan said, “Buy the bigger one and gain weight.”

“Are you crazy? I just lost fourteen pounds. I’m not gaining it back. Or haven’t you noticed?”

“Of course! I totally noticed. You look so efficient!”

Maggie Mason wants to know, how have you found time to read again? And she asks the question that is one of the great conversation starters, “What 5 books changed your life?”. Join the Momversation by commentng in text or video and tell us the books that changed your life.

Panelists: Daphne Brogdon - Cool Mom Karen Walrond -Chookooloonks Maggie Mason - Mighty Girl Rebecca Woolf - Girl’s Gone Child

Guest contributor Kierna Mayo joins our Momversation with Alice Bradley who asks the question, Can giving an allowance be a bad thing?

This is it, people, this is why we’re here. I love all of you out there, keeping it real!

Michael Wayne: Online talent in some ways is the opposite of most film and TV talent. We look for people who are not acting but rather are representing themselves genuinely to an audience. Also, they allow online audiences to have real glimpses into their lives and connect with them directly almost on a daily basis.…

Christine Beardsell: You recently launched Momversation. Can you tell me how that project came to life and how Target got involved?

MW: We officially launched Momversation.com on November 12. We launched a mom-focused property about six months ago called “CoolMom” where Daphne Brogden, who is a talented comedian, TV host, and mother, gives daily humorous insights about motherhood through video and blogging.

CoolMom gave us a great window into the world of mom blogging. We began thinking: why not get a bunch of the more popular mom bloggers together and give them the opportunity to express their opinions and stories with each other through video? We decided it was a great format for us to pursue, and we began developing it.

We approached Target a few months ago with the idea. They liked the idea and the rest is history.

CB: Talk about the community and distribution strategy around Momversation.

MW: Momversation.com, like our other properties, is more than video. One of the more exciting parts of the site is that the online audience can continue the conversation through our Momversation Forums. We distribute the Momversation video content through our participating mom bloggers sites, through blog outreach, and through Yahoo Shine. The conversation continues in all of these places, not just on Momversation.

We’re delighted to be joined by single mom and blogger Alaina Sheer who wants to know, Can single moms be friends with married moms? Also weighing in is guest contributor Sarah Burns.

Panelists: Giyen Kim - Bacon Is My Enemy Mindy Roberts - The Mommy Blog

Water, Tylenol, hot bath, and coffee, in that order. And then the living room floor until my back gives me permission to move about the cabin.

Sounds eerily familiar.

We recently posted an episode on work-life balance which got a lot of comments from stay at home moms. They see a lot of attention focused on women who need to work outside the home while raising their kids. But, society sometimes raises an eybrow to the woman who stays at home to raise their children. To these women, being a mom is the most noble of professions even though they don’t get a paycheck to do it. One of those women is our Mom Memory Contest Winner, Cynthia Davis who asks the question, Why Isn’t Just Being a Mom Enough?

Oh there you are you dirty cow you

Yes, I’m here. Stop that. *snort*