By Jennifer Kish Our Children Love Us Effortlessly—Even When We Fall Short
Tonight, I disciplined a child for something he did not do. I had faulty information and I did not take…
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By Sherry White Here’s to the Girl Who Knows Who She is and to Whom She Belongs
Here’s to the girl who is loud for she will loudly proclaim the goodness of God. Here’s to the girl…
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By Ashley Bufe To the Mom of the Rowdy Kids in Church
Remind yourself that Jesus loves the little children when the final "amen" is said, and your three-year-old yells "IT'S OVER"…
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By Shelbie Farmer Dear Son, You Will Always Be My First
Swoosh swoosh swoosh swoosh swoosh. That’s what your heartbeat sounded like the first time I ever heard it. I looked…
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By Amanda Dayton You’ll Walk Through These Doors Alone, But I’ll Be Right Here Loving You Still
It hit me this morning. I’ve been holding it together, dwelling on the positives of your swiftly approaching venture, but…
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By Valli Vida Gideons Dear Teenager, Know This as You Head Back to School
A few things I want to share with my kids as they head back to school: Find strength in your…
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By Her View From Home Becoming a Mother is Full of Sacrifice—and Worth Every Second
I’ve debated on this post for a while but I’ve decided that I’d show the hard parts of the aftermath…
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By Jelise Ballon Raising a Teenage Girl Is a Thing of Beauty
She leaned over and in a low voice asked, “So, what’s it really like? Raising teenagers?” Our daughters were only…
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By Jennie Wexler Embracing the Summer Shift
I feel a shift, slight, like tectonic plates slowly rearranging the world. Every August an unseasonably cold morning shakes me…
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By Michelle Tate Helping Our Kids Face Their Fears Takes Patience and Understanding
It was a shocking realization to learn that each of my three sons had extremely different personalities. From birth, each…
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By Liz Petrone Dear Kids, if the World Calls You Ordinary
What if my child is just ordinary? What if he never makes high honor roll? What if she never scores…
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By Rachel Whalen To the Kindergartener Missing From My Classroom This Year
Summer is winding down and I’m gearing up for a new school year. Yesterday, I sat down to finish my…
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