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Kids, Motherhood
July 11, 2015
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By Trish Eklund

Not Over the Hill, On the Hill

I went to the pharmacy the other day, to pick up four of my prescriptions. The pharmacist put non-child lock…

Kids, Motherhood
July 10, 2015
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By Jessica Rettig

Small hours

"Our lives are made In these small hours These little wonders These twists and turns of fate Time falls away,…

Emma Strong – Fighting Pediatric Brain Tumors

Grief, Kids, Motherhood
July 9, 2015
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Emma Strong – Fighting Pediatric Brain Tumors

Written by: Kathryn Gehring When our daughter, Emma, was 7 months old, we had concerns about her development because…

Humor, Kids, Motherhood
July 9, 2015
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By Brittany Cole

Let’s End Mommy Wars – For Good

Everyone’s an expert. I’m one of those who think they know what’s best - and I do. I know what’s…

Tell Your Foster Child You Love Them (even if you aren’t sure)

Foster Care, Kids, Motherhood
July 9, 2015
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By Maralee Bradley

Tell Your Foster Child You Love Them (even if you aren’t sure)

As a culture, we place an almost magical value on the words "I love you." They are words that should…

Rough waters on the way to the finish line.

Infertility, Kids, Motherhood
July 8, 2015
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By Leah Peterson

Rough waters on the way to the finish line.

The complexities that exist in family dynamics run a deep and vast range in similarity and differences. The change that…

Faith, Kids, Motherhood
July 8, 2015
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By Jenn Meyer

Independence Day: My Worst Nightmare

What had been planned to be an evening of food, fireworks and fun, quickly turned into thirty minutes of terror.…

Kids, School
July 8, 2015
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By Desiree Townsend

The importance of child literacy

My daughter, Mary, is a voracious reader and nothing pleases me more than to hear her talk excitedly about a new book…

Kids, Motherhood
July 7, 2015
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By Leslie Means

Do the Details Matter?

I wonder sometimes if the details matter. If you’re working an algebra equation or measuring sugar for a brownie recipe…

Why bedsharing works for us, even though it horrifies you.

Kids, Motherhood
July 6, 2015
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By Jennifer Smith

Why bedsharing works for us, even though it horrifies you.

Bed sharing is not for every family. I didn't even know it was right for our family until baby was…

Adoption, Kids
July 6, 2015
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By Alissa Kay

Meant to be Siblings

Having grown up with 2 brothers and a sister, who happens to be one of my very best friends, I…

Is My Child Spoiled, Defiant or Simply Overwhelmed?

Kids, Motherhood
July 6, 2015
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By Andrea Wenburg

Is My Child Spoiled, Defiant or Simply Overwhelmed?

“Is she a good baby?” The question still stings a little, eight years later. I didn’t know this was a…

Kids

Not Over the Hill, On the Hill

Small hours

Emma Strong – Fighting Pediatric Brain Tumors

Let’s End Mommy Wars – For Good

Tell Your Foster Child You Love Them (even if you aren’t sure)

Rough waters on the way to the finish line.

Independence Day: My Worst Nightmare

The importance of child literacy

Do the Details Matter?

Why bedsharing works for us, even though it horrifies you.

Meant to be Siblings

Is My Child Spoiled, Defiant or Simply Overwhelmed?

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