By Megan Hanlon Being a Mother With Depression is Hard
September and October were given mostly to anxiety. By November depression had set in, but I didn't recognize it for…
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By Jordan Morgan If You Haven’t Heard From Your Friends With Small Kids Lately, Don’t Take it Personally
If you haven’t heard from your friends with small kids lately, don’t take it personally. It’s not that we don’t…
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6 Ways To Make Better Conversation With Other Parents
It happened again this weekend. I was hanging out with friends and they all asked each other questions about their…
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By Lindsay Meier God Meets Us Wherever We Are
Today I did a thing . . . I read my Bible in front of my kids. Now, I know…
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By Samantha Krieger Dear Daughter, Your Servant Heart is So Beautiful
We were cooking in the kitchen the other day and Daddy said, “Man, I’m thirsty.” Without saying a word, you…
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A Good Friend Will Stay By Your Side in the Sad Times
Nobody wants to hear a sad story. After I got divorced, I spent a lot of time alone—and not alone…
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I Held Heaven in My Arms the Day My Baby Was Born Still
This week would be our daughter’s seventh heavenly birthday. Over the years, I’ve seen others go through the pain of…
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By Holly Lemons I’m Raising My Kids To Know the Value of Small Towns
Dream big—as parents, educators, professionals, and leaders we say those words a lot. We encourage kids not to settle, to…
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It’s No Wonder a Mother is Her Child’s First Love
When we talk about a mama’s lasts — she’s last to leave the house, to eat, to shower — we…
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Strong Moms Cry, Too
Being strong doesn’t mean you never cry. It means you find the courage to continue within the tears you shed.…
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A Mother Knows What Matters and That’s Everything
I gazed back at her as she sat in the dentist's chair. I watched as her feet swayed back and…
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By Ashley Bufe When These Moments With Your Youngest Are Gone, They’re Gone Forever
Ooh, my youngest. He is still a baby. Isn't he? I mean, he might be seven now, but in my…
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