When He’s 10
My son is at an age where he couldn’t care less about personal grooming, his un-selfconsciousness both admirable and aggravating…
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By Vanessa France Mama, What Is Autism?
I sent an email to my second-grader’s teacher this morning. After writing it, I realized it might be beneficial for…
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By Melissa Miller Your Kids Will Remember the Way You Say Hello
When my kids were little, they scuttled into my room in their jammies first thing in the morning. I’d greet…
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By Amanda McCoy Kindergarten is Magic
My 5-year-old daughter isn’t quite a young lady, but she’s not a toddler either. There’s magic in this in-between as…
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By Christa Barnet “Dear God, Thank You. Amen.”
One of my 2-year-olds grabbed my hand tonight as we were snuggling on the couch together with his twin. “Dear…
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By Kayci Villarreal Dear Daughter, It’s Okay If You Hate Me Right Now
Dear daughter: I've heard it from you a thousand times when you don't get your way. You yell it when…
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By Kristian Hunt You’re Learning Life by Watching Me
Every morning my daughter and I go outside for some fresh air. She feeds her chickens and plays and explores…
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By Kimberly Phyfe Sometimes Love Means Slowing Down
Think of something faster than a 7-year-old boy on a two-wheel bike. Maybe a race car at the drop of…
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I Am a Wrestling Mom
As the sun is rising on a frigid winter morning, a brave and determined group of athletes are weighing in…
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By Alex Kornswiet 3 Ways to Help Your Firstborn Embrace Becoming a Big Brother
My oldest son turned four right after his first brother was born. Four years of alone time with his parents.…
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By Christen McKey The Easter Bunny Alternative that Might Become Your New Tradition
‘Twas the night before Easter, when all through the kitchen, two freshly bathed and pajama-ed little ones were perched at…
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By Sarah Clouser Dear Busy Sports Mom: It’s Worth It
My daughter stands on the front porch every morning and waves goodbye to me as I pull out of the…
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