By Adria Giordano The Secret of the Mom Who Has it All? She’s Absolutely Exhausted.
There’s a saying that goes something like this, “Put your oxygen mask on first then help your children . .…
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By Heather Newmyer I’ll Always Long To Hold You Once Again
If I could hold you once again . . . Just for one more minute, the way you are now.…
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By Laura Hurd God is My Guide For Parenting Teens
So, I don't have it all together as a parent. My main objective as a mom is to fully devote…
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By Danetta Powell I’m Not Sorry For Being An Overprotective Mom
I've been told many times that I'm overprotective. That I'm a helicopter mom. That I won't always be able to…
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By Emily Roussell I’m Between Babies and Big Kids
I'm a middle mom. The blurry-eyed days of babies and toddlers felt like they'd last forever. But they've slipped right…
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By Jennifer Toscano The Peace of Having Faith Like a Child
Last night as my 6-year-old daughter and I were saying our nightly prayers, I asked her if there was anything…
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By Lindsay Veitz Beauty From Ashes: Adoption Through Foster Care
My daughter came to us from brokenness, but that is not how her story ends. She is adopted from foster…
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By Corey Wheeland I’d Like To Keep You Little, But I Love the Person You’re Becoming
I’m standing at the kitchen sink, washing the morning dishes when I hear heavy footfall on the stairs. My 9-year-old…
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It’s Hard To Let Go of the Little Boy I Used To Know
I was sitting in the car line yesterday like I have done 1,560 times before when a boy who I…
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By Caroline Chirichella Motherhood is a Make it Up As You Go Along Kind of Job
I don’t know the last time I got more than four hours of uninterrupted sleep. I don’t know the last…
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By Her View From Home Your Marriage Needs Sex (Even When You Don’t Feel Like it)
About nine months after my oldest child was born, I was putting away a load of laundry when I noticed…
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By Amy Fields She Fought For Her Life
Just like that, she stopped breathing. “Your little girl went to Georgia and brought back the flu.” The nurse was…
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