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I Long For a Heart Like Hers: Covered in the Scars of Loving Others

Faith, Kids
August 8, 2018
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By Lori Stout

I Long For a Heart Like Hers: Covered in the Scars of Loving Others

My seven-year-old daughter wears her heart on her sleeve. Unfortunately, wearing your heart in such a vulnerable place leaves it…

My Mom Rarely Played With Me as a Kid and I Turned Out Just Fine

Kids, Motherhood
August 7, 2018
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By Angela Anagnost-Repke

My Mom Rarely Played With Me as a Kid and I Turned Out Just Fine

My mom rarely played with me when I was a kid. Nope, she never got on the floor to play…

Forget “18 Summers”—You Only Get a Dozen School Years

Kids, School
August 7, 2018
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By Carolyn Moore

Forget “18 Summers”—You Only Get a Dozen School Years

On any given August day, at any given shopping mall or Target, aisles are teeming with mothers and fathers hauling…

Kids, School
August 7, 2018
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By Nadene van der Linden

I’m the Parent of a Last-Minute Kid

Last-minute kids: you know them, the ones who are never ready on time. I just have to brush my teeth,…

Kids
August 7, 2018
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By Andrea Remke

This Is 6

My youngest just turned six. She was the child who was never meant to be after doctors said she probably…

It’s OK to Feel Sad About My Baby Starting Kindergarten

Motherhood, School
August 6, 2018
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By Caitlin Henderson

It’s OK to Feel Sad About My Baby Starting Kindergarten

He made me a momma. At just a moment old, I gazed into his sweet eyes and he changed my…

Kids, School
August 5, 2018
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By Kelsey Scism

So God Made a Teacher

He said, “Let the little children come to me,” but He knew they would need someone in this life to…

Yesterday I Rocked You; Tomorrow You’ll Be Grown

Kids, Motherhood
August 5, 2018
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By Sandra Samoska

Yesterday I Rocked You; Tomorrow You’ll Be Grown

I walked upstairs after a long week of being sick. I knew it wouldn’t be pretty since I hadn’t been…

Kids, Motherhood
August 4, 2018
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By Krista Ward

To My Son, I Reach For You

When you were sleeping soundly in that hospital room bassinet, both of us just beginning to recover from your birth,…

Dream Big, My Darling Kindergartener—I’m Cheering You on as I Let You Go

Kids, Motherhood, School
August 3, 2018
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By Stacey Skrysak

Dream Big, My Darling Kindergartener—I’m Cheering You on as I Let You Go

Dear sweet child of mine, It’s a day we’ve been counting down for months, a day I’ve been excited for…

Here’s to the Daddies Who Raise Little Boys to be Great Men and Little Girls to be Strong Women

Kids, Motherhood
August 2, 2018
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By Lindsay Stauffer

Here’s to the Daddies Who Raise Little Boys to be Great Men and Little Girls to be Strong Women

Here’s to the daddies. The daddies who gently hold a tiny bundle in their arms knowing they’ve been given the…

Parenting a Child With Invisible Special Needs is Hard, Too

Health, Kids
August 2, 2018
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By Her View From Home

Parenting a Child With Invisible Special Needs is Hard, Too

As new parents frequently lament, kids don’t come with manuals. Parenting is very much a learn-as-you-go gig. One of the…

Kids

I Long For a Heart Like Hers: Covered in the Scars of Loving Others

My Mom Rarely Played With Me as a Kid and I Turned Out Just Fine

Forget “18 Summers”—You Only Get a Dozen School Years

I’m the Parent of a Last-Minute Kid

This Is 6

It’s OK to Feel Sad About My Baby Starting Kindergarten

So God Made a Teacher

Yesterday I Rocked You; Tomorrow You’ll Be Grown

To My Son, I Reach For You

Dream Big, My Darling Kindergartener—I’m Cheering You on as I Let You Go

Here’s to the Daddies Who Raise Little Boys to be Great Men and Little Girls to be Strong Women

Parenting a Child With Invisible Special Needs is Hard, Too

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So God Made a Mother