I Never Knew I’d Love Having Big Kids As Much As I Do
Remember reading the What to Expect books? I carefully read every page of What to Expect When You’re Expecting, and…
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Motherhood
By Meg Duncan Stop Trying To Be Super Mom
Merriam Webster (online) defines Super Mom as “an exemplary mother.” I know her as the girl with a sparkling house…
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By Jen Feener This is the Sacrifice of Motherhood
Motherhood is a grilled cheese with the crust cut off. It’s dinner that’s no longer piping hot from the oven.…
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By Courtney Devich To the Mom Who’s Just So Tired of it All, You’re Not Alone
Mama, I know you're tired. I know you need a break. A break that is eight months overdue and is…
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By Jennifer Vail Sometimes An Answered Prayer Comes With Pain
I have a sweet friend who struggled through infertility. She begged and prayed and cried for a child, undergoing years…
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By Laura Bagnarol I Just Gave You a Phone, Now I’m Giving You This Advice
You’ve been waiting for this day for quite a few years now, and although you are almost 12, I cannot…
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By Mariah Baker Will Someone Please Check on My Husband After Miscarriage?
Will someone please check on my husband? He’s strong. Like, really strong. I overheard him praying tonight, and I don’t…
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By Emily Roussell 7 Reasons To Have Another Baby
To the momma with a gaggle of kids . . . and expecting another, I know you’re overwhelmed. Kids are…
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Dear Holiday Season, We Need You This Year More Than Ever
I opened Facebook this morning to find my newsfeed flooded with pictures of Christmas trees adorned with ornaments and…
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By Carolyn Moore There’s Always Room For One More
As a mom of four, I’m no stranger to the question: “So, you’re done now . . . right?!” It’s…
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By Keegan Taylor To the Mother Fighting For Her Mental Health: Keep Going, Your Babies Need You
Suicide. Depression. Anxiety. Anger. Sadness. Fatigue. These were common themes of my childhood. My paternal grandma committed suicide three years…
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By Kimberly Knowle-Zeller You Are My Alleluia Song
With the hum of the noise machine and my son, Isaac’s, bedroom door cracked open we snuggle on the rocking…
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