By Tynea Lewis You Really Don’t Have to Enjoy Every Season of Motherhood
“Enjoy this while it lasts. It goes by in the blink of an eye.” “Oh, I miss when my kids…
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Tynea Lewis
My Little Girl Has Big, Brave Dreams
My 6-year-old daughter wants to be a soldier. When we heard from the ultrasound tech that we were having…
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When it Feels Like You Can’t Give Another Ounce of Yourself—You Are Enough
Sweet mama, I know you’re discouraged and feeling defeated. You feel like you don’t measure up and that you never…
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To the Mom Tired of Acting Like Everything is OK
Sweet friend, I see you doing the best you can to smile and act like everything is OK. You’re trying…
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School Doesn’t Come Easily For All Kids—But They Can Still Do Big Things
“Mama, I wish I was in eighth grade,” my sweet first-grader said to me as she sat at the kitchen…
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Staying Home on Christmas Day is Our Favorite Tradition
Holidays can be super stressful, can’t they? When do you get together with family? Do you alternate holidays with your…
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There’s Beauty in Having Big Kids, Too
There’s something about when your kiddos can load the dishwasher, mop the floor, and start a load of laundry. There’s…
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Hey Mom, Leave the Mess and Take the Picture
Mama, Take the picture, no matter what’s in the background. I was searching through old photos on the computer to…
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To the Mom Hiding From Her Kids
To the mom reading this while being locked in the bathroom, you're not alone. In fact, I'm writing this while…
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God Doesn’t Need You To Hide Your Past
Dear Friend, I know you are ashamed of your past. You’re ashamed of the mistakes you’ve made. You’re ashamed of…
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To the Mother Barely Holding it Together
To the mama trying to hold it all together, I see the smile you show the rest of the world.…
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To the Woman Ready To Give Up On Her Marriage
To the woman ready to give up on her marriage, I see the tears falling down your face, and I…
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