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Admitting Your Child Needs More Help than You Can Give Is Brave

Kids, Motherhood, Teen, Tween
May 15, 2023
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By Kristina Guerrero

Admitting Your Child Needs More Help than You Can Give Is Brave

It had been nearly a year, and despite my best efforts and constant prayers, the tumultuous relationship with my daughter…

Dear Kindergartner, This Is Just the Beginning

Kids, Motherhood
May 15, 2023
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By Megan LaPorta

Dear Kindergartner, This Is Just the Beginning

To my future kindergartner, I can’t seem to wrap my head around the fact that I really just wrote those…

I’m Almost 80; This Is My Best Advice for Parents Today

Kids, Motherhood
May 12, 2023
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By Carol Fellin

I’m Almost 80; This Is My Best Advice for Parents Today

If you can put up with a grandma's musing, you might be interested in what I have to say. Many…

Dear Kindergarten Graduate, My Hand Will Always Be Yours to Hold

Child, Kids, Motherhood
May 9, 2023
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By Casey Huff

Dear Kindergarten Graduate, My Hand Will Always Be Yours to Hold

Tomorrow you’ll graduate kindergarten. You chose the perfect shirt for the occasion. It’s a blue and white button-up. “Get one…

Kids, Motherhood
May 5, 2023
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By Megan Kiger

Stand Up, My Love—You Are Strong

Vindictive lunch hour tactics. Room temperature shoulders gone cold. Weaponizing the whites of their eyes, rolling them back and back…

Your Injury May Be Invisible but You Are Not

Kids, Motherhood
May 4, 2023
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By Megan LaPorta

Your Injury May Be Invisible but You Are Not

Your injury may be "invisible” but you certainly are not. Our struggle and constant uphill battle may be invisible to…

We All Need a Little Help To Make It Through

Kids, Motherhood
May 4, 2023
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By Vanessa R. Corcoran

We All Need a Little Help To Make It Through

As the mother of a pandemic baby, my contact with the outside world was so limited during those first few…

Dear Teachers, Thank You for Building Our Kids Up

Kids, Living
May 2, 2023
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By Her View From Home

Dear Teachers, Thank You for Building Our Kids Up

Teachers, thank you for all you do for our kids and for the ways you build them up. This past…

Kids, Motherhood
May 1, 2023
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By Alicia Searl

Dear Daughter, I Am Your Biggest Fan

Every game, I watch you. I either stand on the sidelines or sit alone, but I see you. The times…

Before You Know It, Your Babies Won’t Be Babies

Kids, Motherhood
April 27, 2023
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By Casey Sorensen

Before You Know It, Your Babies Won’t Be Babies

Did you know there is a sweet spot in motherhood? When the youngest is out of diapers and outings can…

I’m a Kindergarten Mom at the Bottom of the Hill

Child, Kids, Motherhood
April 22, 2023
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By Katie Zurich

I’m a Kindergarten Mom at the Bottom of the Hill

The local elementary school is perched atop an obnoxious hill. It is customary for kindergarten parents to walk their children…

Kids, Motherhood
April 14, 2023
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By Erika Quiroz

To My Nice Girls: the World Needs You

To my nice girls, the kind folk, the tender-hearted . . . I know you. I see you. I was…

Kids

Admitting Your Child Needs More Help than You Can Give Is Brave

Dear Kindergartner, This Is Just the Beginning

I’m Almost 80; This Is My Best Advice for Parents Today

Dear Kindergarten Graduate, My Hand Will Always Be Yours to Hold

Stand Up, My Love—You Are Strong

Your Injury May Be Invisible but You Are Not

We All Need a Little Help To Make It Through

Dear Teachers, Thank You for Building Our Kids Up

Dear Daughter, I Am Your Biggest Fan

Before You Know It, Your Babies Won’t Be Babies

I’m a Kindergarten Mom at the Bottom of the Hill

To My Nice Girls: the World Needs You

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