By Brooke Teel To You, Mom – During The Dark Days Of Motherhood
The positive line has shown up across your drug store pregnancy test. The rush of excitement pulses through your body.…
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By Nicole Hastings Checking Myself Into A Mental Hospital Was The Sanest Thing I’ve Done
The blur of the hallway lights rushed past me, making me squint, but I didn’t want to look anywhere but…
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By Lauren Eberspacher A Mother’s Prayer: Lord I Give Him Back To You
One of my favorite things about having a newborn are those first few nights of getting to know one another.…
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By Bonnie Ashby Babies Will Not Fill You, Only Jesus Can
Ever since I was a little girl, playing house and dressing up baby dolls, I dreamed of being a mom.…
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By Misty Cruse When Faith Isn’t Enough
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding …” Prov. 3:5. I know…
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By Jessica Mautone Before You Judge My LuLaRoe Gig – Please Read This
Has anyone else noticed the sudden flood of posts about LuLaRoe on Mommy Blogs? According to these posts, LuLaRoe is…
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By Marisa Svalstedt To My Mother-In-Law: Thank You For Being More Than I Ever Expected You To Be
I know you wondered about me, and the kind of person I might be. You probably feared that I was…
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Dear Parents, Before You Let Your Child Quit Youth Sports
When I was a freshman in high school, my basketball team was small. In fact, it was so small we…
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By Liz Petrone This Woman Restored My Faith In Humanity
Most mornings I die a little when my baby rides away from me in his big yellow school bus. It's…
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By Sherry White My 5-Year-Old Is Not A Serial Killer
I couldn’t wait for my first born to start preschool. He didn’t start until he was 4 years old because…
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By Ashli Brehm 10 Realities Of A Boy-Mom House
I am a Boy-Mom. Truly. I have three boys. 7, 5, and 2. We are in the thick of boydom.…
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By Stephanie Wyant A Letter to my Children: Know Your Worth
Becoming comfortable with who you are takes time. It doesn't happen overnight and it certainly doesn't come without its setbacks.…
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