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Cybermummy 2011 - the 50 day countdown



Cybermummy '11 - the UK's premier blogging conference devoted to parent bloggers - is within touching distance.  Just 50 days to go!  The main event is on 25th June 2011.

I am off down to the Big Smoke with only Manda as my chaperone (the blind leading the blind springs to mind here). I plan to do plenty of schmoozing, attend a few workshops and generally meet up with many fantastic bloggers, new and old, some whom I am proud to call my friends, even though we have never met.

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Who is making all this possible? Well, you may have noticed in my sidebar a little notification saying that "Your Baby Can Read" is my sponsor.  YBCR is very kindly covering all my expenses for the conference.



I was lucky enough to review their product last year for the Rainbow Awards team and it proved a massive hit especially as the learning was incorporated into play time.  See the bottom of this post for more information about Your Baby Can Read.

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Oh! What's that! Me?  Speaking at Cybermummy?  Well, you lucky, lucky people.  Yes, it's true!  I have been chosen to be part of the Crowdsourced Keynote team and I will be reading out a specially selected blog post from last year to help round up Cybermummy '11.  You can hear me speak between 5pm and 6pm and I will be counting heads to make sure you're all there!


Are you going to Cybermummy '11?  
Leave me a comment and let me know!  
I can't wait!


Your Baby Can Read!

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