By Dorit Sasson Why I Kill Myself to Breastfeed My Toddler
Breastfeeding is killing me. My fastidious two year old clings on to my boob every chance she gets. Nursing on…
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By Leslie Means A Time to Let Go
There is a time in all of our lives when we must let go. We let go of the past…
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By Lori Wildenberg Do you feel as if you are being held captive by your child’s homework?
School is in full swing. It's October. I'm just wondering...Do you feel as if you are being held captive by…
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By Kathy Jacobitz Kid Dates – 8 Tips to Help You Make the Connection
I've always had a deep resolve to know my kids. I told myself, that if I ever was blessed with…
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By Josi Seibert Six Months
Cohen’s six months old today, happy and alert. We took advantage of the fall weather and strolled to a nearby…
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By Kristine Jacobson My Life as a Trash Collector
I recently ran across an unpublished column I wrote when my children were much younger. It’s funny how some things…
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By Kaiti George How To Make A Child’s Stage (in under 5 steps!)
It’s all about creating memories for your kids, right? I look back on my childhood and vividly remember my cul-de-sac…
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By Alissa Kay Every Life is Worth Living
In our church, October is Respect Life month. This week, the focus was about respecting life. All life. That every…
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By Kathy Rau Adoption – it’s not for the weak.
My husband and I married in 1992 with dreams of a large family. When we discovered we were not able…
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By Annie Boyd No More Parenting Books! (for awhile, anyway)
I have loved reading, so it only came naturally to read a lot about parenting when I became a mom.…
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By Deb Burke The Truth in 23 Questions (Great questions to ask your kids!)
I recently came across a list of questions on a friend's Facebook wall. It was a list of questions for…
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By Amy Sharpe “Goodnight moon….Goodnight books.”
This morning, I sat and listened to my youngest daughter (who's "almost" 7) read to me from a…
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