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"The mommy blogger has been around for several years now, but did you know the army of chatty, tech-savvy mothers was this large \u2014 and monied? \n14% of all American mothers with at least one child in their household blog about parenting or turn to blogs for advice, according to a recent study by Scarborough Research. About 3.9 million moms in the United States identify as bloggers, but just 500 of them are considered to be influential among other mothers. \nThe average mommy blogger is 37 years old and 89% of mommy bloggers have kids between the ages of 2 and 11. They're also socially conscious and are 85% more likely to have supported a politician based on an environmental issue, 88% more likely to buy eco-friendly products and 38% more likely to volunteer than the average mom. \nSEE ALSO: Is Too Much Tech Bad for the Modern Teenager? [INFOGRAPHIC]\n\nWhether by dint of circumstance, hard work or both, mommy bloggers also belong to a pretty elite social set. The average mommy blog's household income in $84,000 \u2014 $14,000 higher than average income for non-blogging moms. Moms who read or contribute to blogs are also 52% more likely to have college degrees than moms who don't, according to Scarborough. \nThe online tax service H&amp;R Block commissioned the infographic below to create a snapshot of the mom blog world and show who some of the field's most successful writers are. Check it out below for the full picture. \nDo you follow any mommy blogs or blog about parenting yourself? Let us know in the comments. \n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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