By Zehra Naqvi Dear Daughter, I Want To See Beauty Through Your Eyes
As a child, I always wanted my hair to be just like Aurora’s from Sleeping Beauty. The golden blonde, long,…
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By Victoria Van Vlear A Rainbow Baby Delivers Hope and Heartache
On May 28, 2019, my husband and I lost our firstborn daughter Faith to stillbirth. I’m now pregnant with what…
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By Kayleen Terrell If Anything Survives 2020, It’ll Be the Mothers
There is something about a fistful of dandelions. The way my kids’ little hands wrap around the brightly-colored bouquets of…
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By Danetta Powell Above All Else, I Want My Kids To Love God
As I sit here cradling my baby, debating what kind of momma I want to be, I know that no…
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By Natasha Carlow This Isn’t the Start To School You Deserved, But We’ll Make the Most of it
I remember dropping you off at daycare the first time. You were just three months old. I sat in the…
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By Kayleigh Ake Dear Mama, Your Heart is Built For This
Hey mama, I see you there, super pregnant and super emotional. I know you’re worried. I know you’re spending countless…
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You Are Safe and Loved and Wanted
“Mommy, you are safe and loved and wanted,” my son said to me one night as he stroked my cheek,…
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By Laura Gaston Once Upon a Time, Before Smartphones and Social Media
Once upon a time, before smartphones and social media, a mama breastfeed her baby back to sleep without a platform.…
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By Tabitha Yates Dear Special Needs Mama, You’ll Find Your Voice
Motherhood is uniquely experienced by all. No two mothers are the same, and no two babies are the same. So…
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By Lauren Barrett If You Give a Mom Some Free Time
If you give a mom some free time, She’s going to find some laundry to do. When she gathers the…
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By Laurie Davis You’re Allowed To Be Disappointed in Your Birth Story
As I sat with my swollen belly expecting my first baby, I wasn’t naive. I knew labor and delivery of…
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By Tiffany Frederick It Doesn’t Mean the Tears Don’t Fall
This has all been a lot. Even though most days I can feel the blessing of extra time with the…
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