By Amy Ledyard May She Never Be Silenced
My daughter looks just like me, and, when I say “just like me” I mean just like me. I look…
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By Christy Margritz Breastfeeding: What To Do If You Make Too Much Milk
Before my daughter was born, I made the decision to breastfeed her. Not because I was over the top breast…
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By Karen Johnson What’s Wrong with Your Kid? Here’s Your Answer.
This post originally appeared on The 21st Century SAHM Don’t compare your kids to other kids. Don’t compare your house…
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By Abigail Vetick Please, Do Not Let Your Employer Bully You Out of Maternity Leave
I am a mama of two beautiful babies. I was 5 months pregnant with my first child when I was…
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By Whitney Guerrero Why I Tell Myself It Could Be Worse: How I Deal With The Loss Of My Child
There are certain situations in life when the phrase ‘It could be worse’ seems absolutely absurd. For parents, losing a…
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By Sarah Philpott To The Stay-At-Home Mom Without A Schedule
My oldest started kindergarten yesterday. I was a mess of hot tears and binge eating cookies. Cliché. But it…
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By Maralee Bradley How to be Friends with a Foster Mom
So your friend has become a foster mom or maybe you just met a new friend and it turns out…
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By Katie Brady Why I Refuse To Use The Word “Fat” In Our Home
We don't say the word fat in our home. There are lots of good reasons and I've come to write…
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By Lisa Leshaw A Lesson From Mom
You were a big 'meanie' as I recall. It was right around my 14th birthday. All my friends were spending…
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By Kathy Glow Mom/Teacher Responds To School’s Viral No Homework Policy
Photo credit via Samantha Gallagher Facebook Page With school starting up for the fall, homework once again becomes…
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By Jamie C A Letter to My Foster Daughter On the Anniversary of Your Homecoming
To my sweet girl: Today marks two years since you entered our home and our family. In a few weeks…
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By Donna Mott A Mother’s Intuition Always Knows Best
I will never forget the day when I got the call that my son needed brain surgery. Electric energy zinged…
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