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Formerly My Little 3 and Me, Kids Craft Room, is a parenting-focused blog from Mother of three, Emma Smith, with the first post arriving in November 2012. Emma Smith is the Mother of the "Little 3" (who are nicknamed "Cupcake" "a beautiful independent young lady", "Biscuit" "a cricket and badminton mad young man" and "Crumb" "very bouncy and passionate" - ranging from twenties to less than ten years old). She is also a Teacher, Early Years Practitioner, Trainer, as well as Blogger. Emma says: "Being a mum has been my life’s most exciting adventure. It gives me so many 'Wow's, so much to laugh at, so much to treasure and I’m hoping that in the future this blog will help me remember long gone events." Sections on the blog include Children's Crafts, Science Activities, Play Ideas, Family Tales, Cookery and Reviews. The posts tend to vary in length and contain images. The blog also has seasonal-focused features too - and some advertising. The blog was a Winner at the Brilliance in Blogging 2013 in the Crafts category, Finalist at the MAD Blog Awards for Best Craft Blog and TOTS 100 2013 Top Craft Blogger. In terms of PR opportunities, Emma states: " Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE <w:LsdExce

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