By Anneliese Lawton 5 Gifts New Parents Really Need
There’s nothing new parents need more than an endless supply of tutus for their baby girl, “Handsome like Daddy” onesies…
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By Mandy Luckey Going Through the Big “D”
"And I made a vow that day That I'd spend the rest of my life Loving my Jesus, Showing my…
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By Ginger Hughes Hello, 40
Hello, 40. It’s nice to meet you. It’s been a long time coming, this day, you and I together once…
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By Her View From Home I Lost a Friend Over Essential Oils. It Won’t Happen Again.
Essential oils. They're supposed to make you peaceful and calm. They can supposedly cure anything. And they also cost me…
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By Stacey Philpot The Beauty of the Story Your Life Is Telling
My oldest offspring is 17, on the cusp of adulthood. He has strong passions and giftings, an uncanny ability to…
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By Lisa Tiano A Girl’s Guide to Being a Good Friend
My two daughters teach me things every single day, even though the trials and tribulations of motherhood are beyond challenging. At…
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By Melissa Fenton Guess Who is Really ‘Killing It’ at Motherhood? We All Are.
All over the internet, comment threads are exploding. Millennial moms vs. Gen X moms, vs. Gen Y mom vs. your…
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By Brynn Burger If 40 is the New 30, I Want My Money Back
I am the obnoxious type of birthday celebrator who has festivities for an entire week. My aunt always did crazy…
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By Emily Scott A Mom’s Letter to Santa
Dear Santa, You can expect letters from our children any day now. They have known what they wanted to ask…
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This One Thing Can Help Keep Gift Giving from Stealing Your Joy
So people, all signs are pointing to it. Christmas is coming. Target and Kohl's and Walmart and all the paper…
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By Abby Riley If I Could See Me the Way He Sees Me
I walked into the kitchen where my husband was standing at the sink doing dishes. I came up behind him…
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By Esther Vandersluis Christmas Through Little Eyes
She takes a deep breath as she slowly creaks her way down to the dark, dusty, cobwebby basement to pull…
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