By Her View From Home I Feel Like the Outsider in My Group of Mom Friends
I find myself comparing more than I want to. That comparison often turns into jealousy and feelings of deep loneliness.…
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By Tara Meeks The $5 Miracle That Changed My Life
When I run into folks who say they don’t believe in God I smile and ask them one question: “Can…
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By Zrinka Peters If This Is As Good As It Gets, Will It Be Enough?
I remember reading a news article a few years back that talked about how rates of depression and suicide peaked…
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By Heidi Cox Winter’s Grace
Some weeks ago, my three-year-old and I were out in the backyard while his younger sister napped and his older…
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By Natalie Hayden I Met My Husband on eHarmony, Now I’m Meeting Mom Friends on This Relationship App
Tinder for mom friends. Oh, it’s a thing boys and girls. There is an app called “Peanut” that allows you…
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By Carolyn Moore Dear Husband, the Struggle in Our Marriage is What Makes Us Stronger
Dear Husband, It’s 12:30 a.m. and you’re snoring softly beside me—as beside me as you can be on the other…
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By Karen Johnson Hey Moms With Clean Counters, WHERE ARE YOUR PILES?
Like moms across the world, I make the same New Year's Resolutions every dang year. Eat healthier. Exercise more. Work…
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By Maralee Bradley Dear Chip and Joanna, Welcome to the World of Large Families
Congrats, Jojo (can I call you Jojo?)! The new baby is here and I’m thrilled you and Chip have added…
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By Katie Logue As a Stay-at-Home-Mom With an Older Child, What’s Next For Me?
Growing up I always knew I was "going to be somebody and make something of myself." An obsessive overachiever, I…
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By Adrienne Gross Raising My Son to Become an Honorable Man
I have been praying for my son since the day he was born. My prayers have been very specific for…
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By Natalie Brenner Adoption Has Made Me a Better Mama
I remember etching our family plans into a napkin at our two-year anniversary dinner. We were eating at Rio in…
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By Debbie Smith My Daughter’s Learning Disorder Doesn’t Define Her
My husband and I have three children. Our oldest is eight and in third grade. She has Non-Verbal Learning Disorder…
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