By Kimberly Poovey Please Don’t Ask If My Child Is A “Good Baby”
Please don’t ask me if my child is a “good baby.” Seriously, just don’t. How is any parent supposed to…
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By Her View From Home 7 Reasons Why He Got Fixed Instead Of Me
Within the dynamic of every relationship, the discussion of children usually comes up. Couples are left to decide if they…
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By Bailey Suzio Put Down the Stones and Let Maddi Walk
If you've been on social media at all in the last week, you've probably heard about Maddi Runkles, a teenage…
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By Sara Estabrooks 101 Ideas for Screen-Free Fun
The school year is winding down. The weather's warming up and the days are getting longer. But my kids are…
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By Claudia Caramiello I Am The Mother Of A Baby Who Grew Up
My son used to scream as a baby if I wasn’t in his line of site, or holding him in…
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By Jennifer Worrell 10 Things All Moms Of Toddlers Know
Before I could turn around twice, my sweet babbling infants both morphed into a two-legged tornados bent on leaving my…
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By Mandi Richards His Mom Is Completely Different – My 100 Pound Change
I was sitting in my chair looking at the large eyes of my youngest child. “Can I give you your…
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By Zabrina Vogelsang 10 Things Parents Of Twins Should Know
Stick them in the same crib or in separate rooms? There are different schools of thoughts out there and odds…
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By Maralee Bradley When it’s Time to Stop Being a Foster Mom
I'm still not okay with calling myself a "former foster mom." It just doesn't feel right. My heart is still…
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By Michelle Koch For The Moms Dreading Summer Break
Years ago, dropping my baby off at daycare was hard. Really hard. Back then, if someone would’ve told me that I…
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By Megan Whitty How To Travel With A Baby Without Losing Your Sanity
When people hear that we trekked more than halfway across the country from our rural New York town with a…
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By Kathleen Wright Always Goodbye
Every morning I open the door to the nursery and turn the sound machine off. I leave the hall light…
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