By Leah Peterson Too Many Shades of Grey
The tired woman in the mirror still has a sparkle in her eye. The post-partum hormones haven’t managed to touch…
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By Lori Wildenberg One Sure Fire Way to Get Your Kids to Do Summer Chores
It's summer...has your tween to teen suddenly morphed into the professional couch potato? Vacation hits and we are so thankful…
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By Celeste Yvonne Our Miscarriage – Why I Wish Someone Would Have Told Me It Would Be OK
A year ago. It seems like a lifetime and only a day's passing in so many ways. But a year…
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By Joanna Clute When I Stopped Enjoying Motherhood
I read somewhere recently that “dirty laundry should not be aired on the internet." This was from a fellow blogger.…
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By Shannon Lenz Miscarriage Made Me a Dog Mom
I grew up with a farmer’s mentality when it came to animals. We had some pets but they lived outside.…
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By Isa Down An Open Letter to My Son About Mass Violence
Dear Son: You won’t remember today, but you will know its affects. You will grow of age in a world…
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By Maralee Bradley What Your Foster Kids Can’t Do
When it comes to parenting, I think realistic expectations are an important part of maintaining your sanity. This is doubly…
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By Candace Kikkert The Booger On The Wall
My husband and I have been attending a new church for about a year now and are part of a…
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By Kimberly Patterson When Terrorism Hits Close To Home
Another tragedy. Another day I sit here shaking my head in disbelief, and wiping away a tear. This one is…
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By Bailey Koch Mommy – Why Do Things Like This Keep Happening?
I was in middle school when Columbine happened, high school when 9/11 occurred. It was so confusing. What would cause…
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By Megan Launchbaugh I’m Not Afraid to Discipline Your Child. Here’s Why.
We were at one of those "Mommy and Me" classes. He was three. My daughter was one. They were "socializing,"…
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By Marisa Ulrich Old School Kids in a Brave New World
I wouldn't exactly call my kids deprived, though sometimes their peers stare goggle-eyed when we tell them things like we…
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