By Bailey Koch The One Thing You Need to Be a Parent
Having a baby sounds like such a magical world. Who wouldn't want a sweet little combination of two people in…
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By Dr. Jennifer Pinto The Hardest Child to Love
There’s a child in every family, at one time or another, who is really hard to love. It might be…
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By Brynn Burger I Couldn’t Breastfeed My Baby but I’m Not a Failure
After publishing an article about breastfeeding, I received a lot of feedback from mothers who were heartbroken. They had tried.…
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By Traci Rhoades To My Daughter’s Best Friend, You Are Important
To my daughter’s best friend, On my daughter’s first day of kindergarten, she walked into a classroom where she didn’t…
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By Whitney Herrmann Over 60 Conversation Starters To Bring Your Family Closer Together
New Year’s Day is a time to finally stop and reflect after the intense and fast paced holiday season. It…
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By Ashli Mazer To the Broken Mommy
I looked up. She stood there holding a capless marker, feverishly gripping it with her whole hand, pushing the tip…
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By Danielle Lyles I Teach My Kids to See Color
A few years ago, my military family and I settled in a new town a few miles north of Los…
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Mommin’ Ain’t Easy: Five Confessions of a Real Life Mom
Let’s be real, we all make mistakes. I don’t care if your last child's birthday party would have qualified you…
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By Valli Vida Gideons To My Son as He Becomes a Teen
Here you are. Standing on the doorstep of teenage-ness. Brace yourself, buddy. They don't refer to them as the years…
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By Lauren Eberspacher A Letter to My Future Daughter-In-Law While I Rock Your Husband
Hello sweet girl, I'm sitting here with a baby sleeping on my chest. His tiny body rests perfectly into mine.…
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By Krista Metz Last Night I Cried
Last night the “What-ifs” got the best of me. The “What-ifs” and the thousand little stressors that had built up…
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By Kathleen Sullivan It’s OK to Take Our Kids Out of Their Extra-Curricular Comfort Zones
I could see it in her eyes—the fear and anxiety. She did not want to go in the worst way.…
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