By Danielle Leonard To My Marine Son
I remember the day you were born. I was only a mere 20 years old and scared out of my…
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By AnnAliese Harry A School Year Pledge to Slow Down and Opt Out
In some parts of the country, school is right around the corner; in other parts, school has already begun. All…
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By Ashli Brehm Surviving a Threenager
My three year old is a jerk. Truly. I know. Some people will feel I should have said, "You know…
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By Joelene Wolfe Bike Riding 101: A Parent’s Lesson in Gratitude
I am happy to report that my almost 9-year-old just learned to ride a bike. Woohoo! We were a little…
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By Allison Maselli A Conversation With My Postpartum Body
I roll my eyes and then survey my postpartum body in the mirror like some entitled teenager confronting a hard…
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By Lauren Eberspacher Want To Find Your Unicorn Friend? Here’s How You Do It
My husband and I moved to a new town for his job a few years ago. I had many fears…
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By Natalie Hayden That Time I Brought a Baby to a Nail Salon
It had been four days since I left the house. I had a wedding coming up in two days. My…
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By Stephanie Thompson Why “Back-to-School” May Not Be Exciting For Some Of Us
It happens every year around July 5th. As we walk into a store, the former 4th of July/Seasonal section transforms…
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By Jesica Ryzynski Today is The Day for Second Chances
Every morning I wake up, often after little or no sleep, and I tell myself that today is the day.…
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By Breanna Richey Looking for Trains and other Ways Motherhood Changed Me
I grew up in Hawaii where there are no trains. I had never seen a moving train my entire life,…
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By Leslie Means 25 Ways To Have “The Talk” With Your Kids
I get it. Gosh, do I get it. My two oldest babies are now 9 and 7. And they are…
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By Serena Crowder The Unexpected Mother’s Love
It was just over three years ago. Summer was drawing to a close, and I was three months pregnant. I…
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