By Jordan Harrell How The “Stop Judging Moms” Message Can Be Harmful
In my previous life I was a middle school girls' athletics coach. Middle school, y'all. Isn't it hilarious? They were…
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By Morgan Morris This Is What I Will Tell My Daughter
Very early in life, girls begin to learn the social importance of beauty. There is no denying it. There is…
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By Leann Clarke Remember I Do
My love. At first it was the music in your laugh and teasing of your eyes, then it was the…
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By Curry Winters When You Can’t be Super Mommy Anymore
You scream at me---it hurts my feelings. You get so frustrated when I can’t do something you want to right…
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By Wendy Buck Today I Needed a Pep Talk
As I sit in Panera, having retreated here during a power outage, working and drinking too much coffee, I watch…
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By Hannah Angstadt-Gunning What I Learned After Killing My Flowers
I have a pretty set morning routine, and it always starts the same way. I get up and walk through…
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By Lisa Leshaw The Angel on the Train
To celebrate high school graduation my parents paid for a trip to Washington, D.C. so I could visit my favorite…
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By Debbie Wilkins Baisden What if Your Mom Guilt Is a Lie?
Being a perfect mom is simply an unrealistic expectation. What does a “perfect mom” even mean?!? We cannot always be…
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By Traci Rhoades Before You Get A Divorce, Can I Tell You A Story?
My friends had a good marriage. They worked at it, shuffling shifts at work, which often meant they saw one another…
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By Kayla Friehe Mama, come down from Judgement Hill
Hey Mama. Come down here, yep, right.down.here. Stand up, shake it off, and walk down judgement hill. Even if its…
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By Danielle Silverstein Five Phrases I Will Keep Repeating To My Kids During The School Year
Going back to school is such a stressful time for everyone. It’s exciting, but it also causes so many mixed…
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By Mande Saitta We’re all Falling for the Lie of Discontentment
Crystal clear clarity can hit us in the most interesting of moments. Like the mornings I find myself running late,…
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