By Judy Daniell Let me play
Dear Mom and Dad, I have to say this. I need to get this off of my adorable, little, precious…
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By Stacy Harrison Two Words You Should Always Say to Another Mom
At a recent homeschool gathering, my typically pleasant five-year-old was monstrously out of sorts. He had a crying meltdown when…
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By Krystal Kleidon 7 Perks To Having A Toddler
We are always hearing about the difficulties of toddlers, the terrible two’s, the threenagers… and don’t even get me started…
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By Heather Shotkoski Letting Go of Worry
In most families, there is one parent that is more responsible than the other. In my family, that would definitely…
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By Leslie Means 8 Simple St. Patrick’s Day Crafts for Kids!
Printable Shamrock Even though I absolutely love St. Patrick’s day, I am always that girl that forgets to wear something…
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By Chaaron My Dream Family
I always dreamed that I’d be a mom of all boys. Three boys, to be exact. Loud, dirty, sports-obsessed boys.…
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By Maralee Bradley When Trust Must be Taught
I remember the wonder I felt when my son Joel was a tiny newborn and I realized just my presence…
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By Kristin Herrera To My Kids: A Letter on Relationships
Love. It goes straight to the heart and overwhelms the brain rendering it dysfunctional. Parents the world over dread the…
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By Rachel Gnagy The Time of Our Lives
When I was pregnant with our first son, Isaiah, I mentioned to a family member that I was planning on…
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Rest can wait. Life Can’t.
My girls woke up at 8 am last Saturday morning. 8 am seems like the perfect hour for many people.…
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By Lori Wildenberg The Battle of the Bowl by Lori Wildenberg
So...what's wrong with this picture? I guess I should be thankful, at least the roll is within reach. I suppose…
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By Deb Burke Throwing in the towel
There are days, as a mother, where you just need to stop and have a good cry. I remember the…
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