...and a side of baby bonus, thanks.
I don't have a regular blogroll that I trawl through, but there is one blog that I occasionally visit and end up spending far more time reading posts and following links than I had planned. It still surprises me, because it's an economics blog, and economics is boring, right?
(I am re-evaluating my prejudices slightly following my husband's recent stint on an economics course, which he thoroughly enjoyed, coming home each day full on enthusiasm and interesting ideas)
Joshua Gans' CoREeconomics has recently published posts on paid parental leave, climate change, Get Smart, and he even advertised for a research assistant via the blog. Being the smart (S-M-R-T!) cookie that I am, it hadn't even registered before writing this post that some of the CoREecon links are actually to Gans' other blog, Game Theorist. Both blogs are weighted towards parenting-related content from a strategic or economic point of view - combining warm fuzzies with analysis, which is definitely a winning combination.