By Diane Karr Letting Boys Play Football
Are you worried about your sons playing football? Let’s talk. As a mom, I get plenty worried, but I also…
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By Jessica McCaslin Who’s in Control: 10 “Rules” for Technology
Not long ago, I wrote an article entitled Who's in Control: Technology in Our Lives. I received several questions or…
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By Leslie Means Dear Norah, You Are Loved with an Everlasting Love…
Dear Baby Girl, Hello from your favorite aunt, Leslie. I’m your favorite; you’ll soon figure it out. I am currently…
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By Renae Zimmer I Am A Coach’s Wife
I am a coach’s wife. I signed up for it, back when we were young and stupid and didn’t have…
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By Annie Boyd The God Who Sees me
Sometimes I feel so invisible. Maybe you do too. Let me explain. I am a wife and a mother. I…
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By Sarah Bowen Yes, I only want one child. Why does my choice offend you?
We all know the story well. Boy meets girl, they fall in love and get married. They have a baby…
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By Katarina Wenk Salmon Quinoa Fish Burger Baby [7m+], Toddler & Family
Yummy, yummy, yummy I've got love in my tummy! This is a huge hit in the house! Even my fussy…
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By Yvette Mystakas “3” is the magic number.
It is 6:30 am and it is time to get ready to work as well as get my three year…
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By Heather Shotkoski Learning Lessons the Hard Way
For me, and probably most others, it often takes a trial or mishap of some sort to learn or be…
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By Sarah Luke Take Time to Laugh
Mothers everywhere get a bit nostalgic this time of year, including me. With the beginning of a new school year,…
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By Lori Wildenberg STOP being a CrAzY Parent
Have you heard this definition? "Crazy is doing the same thing over and over expecting different results." Yet we often…
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By Jenni Welsch Rainbows and Sippy Cups
Although the context and sincerity now escape me, I can clearly remember a classmate telling me in the freshman gym…
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