He Waited for Me By the Window and It Felt Like Love
Yesterday I went to urgent care. I had a sore throat, and my doctor had no openings. It was super…
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Kids
Feeding Neurodiverse Kids is a College-Level Course
Imagine a theoretical college course designed for parents called Proper Family Mealtimes. The class focuses on the core ingredients required…
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As a Medical Mom, I Measure Growth Differently
In most homes, the marks on the wall are a simple celebration of time passing. They are pencil lines that…
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By Brittany Moore Helping My Son Through Bullying Is Healing Something In Me Too
Bedtime is when my kids tend to open up the most. The lights are low, the day is winding down,…
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By Charissa Bates Robotics Kids Are Building More than You Can See
These robotics kids are going to shape our future. I think this every time I watch an elementary, middle school,…
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By Crystal Ligon Foster Care Kids Are Worth Fighting for
Sometimes foster care looks like bringing a child from a hard place into your home. Sometimes it looks like sitting…
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By Ashley Butler We Aren’t Holding Her Back—We’re Giving Her More Time
When we decided to give our preschooler another year before kindergarten, I thought the hardest part would be explaining it…
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By Alaine Flynn A Life Lived Differently Is Not a Life Less Lived
My life changed on that beautiful autumn day. The thing is, nothing really happened. Not really. My life kind of…
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By Amy Keyes Enjoy the Ride, Kid
Last night I watched an episode of Shrinking. If you haven't jumped into the series yet, it's one of those…
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Mommy, Will You Play With Me?
With four kids at three different schools, our days are full. Between sports practices, music lessons, clubs, rehearsals, games, meets,…
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By Krystal Sieben Could We Take a Page from the ’80s and Stop Overparenting?
I have a confession: Yesterday I let my 11-year-old play with fire. Like literally. We live in the country, there…
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By Megan Kewaza A Big Brother Is His Little Sister’s First Friend
He doesn’t remember the day she came home.But she has never known a world without him. From the beginning, he…
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