We all know that blogging is a pretty sweet gig. You get to write about whatever you want, whenever you want, and you don’t even need a degree!

But there’s one problem: you’re a mom or a student. And you’ve got kids to take care of, homework to help them with, and a full-time job that keeps food on the table. How are you supposed to fit blogging into your busy schedule?

That’s where this guide comes in! We’ll walk you through everything you need to know about starting your own blog while working full-time as a mom. 

8 Tips To Blog While In School Or Working Full Time As A Mom

With the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it’s easy for blogging to fall to the bottom of your priority list.  But if you want to keep your blog going, you need to find a way to make blogging a priority. 

Here are seven tips for blogging while in school or working full-time as a mom:

1. Set A Schedule And Stick To It

Creating a schedule is one of the hardest things to do as a blogger, but it’s also one of the most important. Without one, you’ll have no idea what to write about, what days you can post, and how many posts you need to make each week. 

Creating a work schedule decreases stress by 20% while increasing job satisfaction to 62%.

The best way to keep track of your blog is with a Google Calendar or any other calendar app that works for you. You can set up various plans for each month or just pick one that works best for you and stick with it.

2. Set Realistic Goals For Yourself  

It’s essential to set realistic goals for yourself when getting started with your blog. Don’t expect yourself to become an overnight success because that rarely happens. Instead, focus on building relationships with others and developing your skills over time.

3. Find Your Niche 

We all have our passions and interests. Find your niche, and then share that passion with others. It may be as simple as sharing the things you love about being a mom, or it could be something more specific like new technology for parents, recipes for foodies, or how to make money blogging.  

The key thing is to find what makes you happy and then share that with others. If you enjoy doing something, chances are others will as well!

4. Plan Your Blog Posts Ahead of Time  

Planning your posts ahead of time will help you write more consistently. If you know what topics you want to cover in the next few weeks, it will be easier to stick with your schedule and get posts published on time as opposed to scrambling around at the last minute, trying to come up with new topics or ideas.

5. Create Content That Matters  

You don’t have to be a professional writer or photographer to have a successful blog — in fact, blogging is so easy that anyone can do it! 

But if you want people to read your blog, it’s important that you make sure that your content matters.  Think about what makes people turn away from other blogs — maybe they’re boring, too political, or too self-promoting. 

And then think about what draws people in funny stories, useful advice, and big ideas. Make sure that whatever you’re writing about is something that will appeal to other people — and then write about it well!

6. Outsource Your Workload  

If you’re too busy to write blog posts and do other tasks, consider outsourcing some of your work. There are plenty of freelancers out there who will be happy to help — especially if it means getting paid for it! 

This can be a great way for new bloggers to get started without having to spend too much time learning how everything works.

7. Take Breaks  

According to the study, 40% of US employees find their work extremely stressful. This is why taking breaks in between work is essential. 

You don’t have to be on your computer all day long. Take breaks, even if it’s only for 30 minutes or an hour at a time. This will help you stay motivated and refreshed when you come back to your blog.

8. Don’t Give Up  

You are not alone. There are a lot of women who have blogs and are working full-time as moms. You’re going to have to make sacrifices, but if you really want it, then you will find a way to make it happen!

And That’s A Wrap!

And that’s it!

We hope you’ve enjoyed this guide and found some helpful tips. The most important thing to remember is that blogging is not just about writing—it’s about connecting with other people and building relationships. 

So even if you don’t have the time or energy to write an entire article each week, remember that you can always use social media to share your thoughts, connect with other bloggers and readers, and build an audience for when you have more time to write.

Good luck!