My Child Turned This Introvert Mom Into An Advocate
What happens when an introverted mother feels the need to advocate for her son? She finds herself in a bit…
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To My First-Time Football Player, I Am So Proud of You
I am a first-time football mom. I am your football mom. And, tonight, on the eve of your very first game, I…
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By Kelsey Scism It’s Her Turn For Kindergarten and She’s Ready
I have a kindergartner and she’s ready. She searches through the stack of coloring books looking for the workbook filled…
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By Krista Ward I Love Being a Mom of All Boys
“Three boys? That’s so sad!” That’s what someone said to me last week, as she looked upon the smiling faces…
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I’ll Never Stop Trying To Love You Harder
Today, my darling, I could have done better. I’m glad you don’t know how much more I could have done…
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By Hannah Dearth My Heart Isn’t Ready For You To Start Kindergarten—But Yours Is
My heart is not ready for you to go, but the world deserves to see your light. No, the world…
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By Kimberly Keys Adoption Means Two Moms Love a Baby
There was a woman who found out she was expecting a baby. She was going to be a mom. There…
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By Hilary Doyle A Mother Just Knows
My husband sat across the room watching me tenderly and ever so gently swaddle and rock my six-month-old son. Distress…
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At the End of His Short Life, Friendship Mattered
To the mother of my son’s best friend . . . thank you. When my son was little, I prayed…
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Mothering a Child With Big Emotions is Heavy
Dear son with all the big emotions, I get it, you’ve had a long day. There was lots to learn…
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Dear Preschool Graduate, I’m So Proud of You
You didn’t turn around and wave at me as you walked into preschool this morning. Not today, on your very…
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An Open Letter To the New Cancer Mom
This is an open letter to the early days me—when my son’s cancer diagnosis was first spoken over him—and to…
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