It seems to be an emerging field. When I was finishing my dissertation a couple of books came out on the topic (so annoying when people beat you to it!) and it’s gaining momentum. I think the UK has more than the US at this point. And I know of at least two other Australian researchers who focus on postfeminism. Drop me a line at: drpen AT gmail and I can give you more details. THanks for getting in touch.

Yes, there are plenty of mothering blogs, and even feminist mothering blogs, but the personal is political, and it will be very interesting to hear about your experience of becoming a mother, and how it impacts on your thinking, and how your thinking impacts on your mothering. I found that my blog became a very useful space for reflection, ‘though my children were school aged by the time I started it, and I found that other people valued my reflections too. Plus there will be other new mothers who will want to hear from another new mother, someone who is finding her way into being a mother to her particular child.

The advertising pull-apart sounds like a good project too. And of course, anything else you care to write about.