Launched in April 2004, Women’s Web is targeted to women aged 18 to 65, with the majority falling between the ages of 20 and 40. The focus is on providing quality content and up-to-date information on health, diet and nutrition, body image, self-empowerment, relationships, and human sexuality.
Women’s Web strives to proactively educate women and to help them find self-esteem and the tools to empower themselves. Women’s Web offers a wealth of information on contemporary women’s issues, health, pregnancy, parenting, relationships, and career advice.

The Good Girls is a great site. From the site: “We are mothers, wives, partners, professionals, buddies, confidants. Some of us have kids, some of us have parents, but at one time or another, we are all daughters. We were told to be good—whatever that might be. We make mistakes along with triumphs. We are not perfect, and not always good; but we are all beautiful, strong, cool, awesome, wacky, sensual beings. These are our stories.”

How to Start Balancing Your Life
By Robin N. Wright

Close your eyes. When you think of a balanced life, what do you envision? Is it an organized home? Does it include utilizing a calendar or PDA? Are your bills paid on time? Do you have time to work out and eat healthy? You can probably think of countless other examples of how ideally you would live a balanced life.

Deciding to take steps to live a life of balance can be a liberating revelation. It can also be stressful when you initially embark on the road to balance. The following two steps can help ease your transition into your new lifestyle. (more…)

The Busy Chick’s Guide to beauty, fashion, celebrity and life.

Visit The Busy Chick.

Move over Richard, go BeyondJane. This is the site for a savvy female crowd, offering articles focused on everything from beauty and fashion, to relationships and weddings. Our writers share their advice and personal experiences that you can relate to.

Sheknows.com is a site for and by women. I could spend hours on this site. Definitely a winner.

With an attitude that is fierce, funny, and proud to be female, BUST provides an uncensored view on the female experience. BUST tells the truth about women’s lives and presents a female perspective on pop culture. BUSTing stereotypes about women since 1993.

Chicks Who Click Blog is a great resource for women bloggers, links to interesting articles. Learn from women in technology. A great site although (currently) hard to read the green text on blue background in the sidebars, but definitely worth checking out!

A site about women’s websites wouldn’t be complete without dooce.com. I have nothing but admiration for Heather B. Armstrong, it is in my opinion one of the best women’s blogs out there. I could spend hours on dooce, it is open and honest and all about real life, better than any reality show.

My husband was recently relieved of his employment for putting something in an email, had he been a dooce reader maybe he would have been aware of the power of the written word. Nowadays it is so important to think before you put anything out there electronically, it can always come back to bite you.  As I sit here thinking about the power of the written word and it coming back to bite me, I have no more I can say about my current situation, which is why I admire Heather B. Armstrong so much for having the guts to put her life out there and speak her mind. Her job is based on speaking her mind because she created her job to suit her life, while many of us have to choose our words very carefully, or you could lose everything just for speaking your mind.

DIYGirl.net is loaded with content, there is something for everyone here!