By Lauren Eberspacher Dear Baby, Mama’s Depression is Not Your Fault
Dear baby, I’m sorry I had depression after I had you. I promise I couldn’t help it. I wanted to…
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A Mom is Never Off-Duty And It’s Exhausting
What if I walked out the door and just kept going? Time for real talk . . . sometimes I…
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Your Kids Growing Up Doesn’t Mean it’s All Over
Sometimes I think I pretend it’s not happening . . . but it is. My girls are growing up and…
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Nike Ad Sends Powerful Message to Moms About Pregnant and Postpartum Bodies
Sports and exercise have been a huge part of my life ever since I was a little girl. Soccer games…
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By Mikala Albertson Hold ’em Every Chance You Get
“You know what you do with the youngest one, don’t ya?” this sweet elderly gentleman asked as he peered into…
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No One Told Me Navigating a Speech Delay Would Be So Hard
Nobody warned me it would be this hard—having a toddler with a speech delay. There are many days I wonder…
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By Erin Eddy Sometimes Kids Just Need a Little Tenderness
My youngest was getting upset about everything this morning. He cried when the dog barked too loudly. He cried when…
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By Jamie Galvin Those Endless Nights Fade
On those endless nights when you hear her small, mewing cry for the second, third, or fourth time, you can’t…
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Prayer Walks Keep a Heart Focused on God
Some of my biggest discoveries about God happen through the blessing of routine. But 2020 was the year of disruption.…
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By Elizabeth North Siblings of a Child With Autism Love Big
For many years I have sat lamenting what was. Not just for myself, for you. I have asked myself if…
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By Kimberly Keys Remember, Mommy, I Won’t Be This Little Forever
Mommy, I know sometimes you feel like there's a lot you've forgotten. You don't remember what it's like to be…
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By Christina Dunn Right Now I Do Everything While Holding a Baby
Baby number one came in pre-COVID times. My front door was revolving with friends, family, and neighbors. Each coming to…
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