By Judy Daniell Team Player
I never saw it coming. I mean, of course, there were signs that all point to where we are now,…
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By Melissa Stroh Homeschooling Through Hardship
It's no secret that teaching your kids at home is challenging. When I first set out to undertake my children's…
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By Sarah Cox What parenting a child with autism has taught me.
This week we celebrated our son’s 17th birthday. He didn’t want a party or a big celebration. Having autism means…
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By Kate Hula 6 Nail Biting Baby Cries
Oh do babies cry. Some more than others. They whine and whimper while pouting their little baby lips, throw public…
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By Joanna Pruitt 4 Must Have Tips To Prepare Your Kids for Graduation
It is that time of year again when football has taken a hike (tee hee hee) and basketball is a recently distant memory. It is now…
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By Jenn Meyer NAP. I want one.
NAP. The 3-letter word every mom loves. But you know when I love that word even more? When I get…
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By Chaaron The Great Potty Training Myth
“Oh, before I forget to tell you, we need to bring underwear to daycare this week. They are starting to…
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By Jordan Faeh You Are a Good Mom
I was your typical pregnant woman; reading every pregnancy book known to man, avoiding all of the recommended foods (except…
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By Jenny 4 Ways I’m Simplifying Now To Savor Summer
For those of us with kids in school, summer vacation is quickly approaching. My kids get out in less than…
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By Megan Blazek What a Year of Homeschooling Has Taught Me
So we are almost to the end of our first year of homeschooling, and all of us have survived. I…
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By Heather Shotkoski Ready or Not
This past month, something happened -- my sweet, cuddly baby boy turned into a wild ball of toddler energy. I…
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By Leslie Means The Risk Worth Taking
My 4 year old has a favorite pair of underwear. These undies have cartoon characters on the front and, as…
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