By Sue Harrison Disney Forever
Five-year-old Brya is home schooled, and, when her teacher-mother told her it was time to begin her art project, Brya…
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By Stacey Skrysak Hiding The Tears
This is a letter I wrote to my daughter, our lone surviving triplet. Born more than 17 weeks premature, she is…
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By Amanda Sullivan A Pragmatist’s Guide to Pumping at Work
Let’s face it: If pumping in general is a huge drag, then pumping at work is outright drudgery. I disliked…
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By Stephanie Flies City Moms Blog Network!
Hi there. My name is Stephanie Flies, and I’m the Owner and Director of City Moms Blog Network (CMBN). I’m…
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By Ashli Brehm Snow Day Thoughts
What I think when we get the snow day call: Yay! Snow day! We can all sleep in. What my…
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By Kristine Jacobson “Hands Free” In The Orthodontist Waiting Room
Anyone wanting to study teen behavior or relationships between teens and parents should look no further than the waiting room…
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By Leslie Means Thank Goodness for Grandma
I have a confession. I don’t like to sew or do anything crafty. I burn most things I bake, and…
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By Alissa Kay To My Daughter’s Other Mom
My baby is one. So, I guess that hardly qualifies her as a full blown baby anymore since she’s slowly…
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By Diane Karr A Little Boy And His Favorite Blanket
The wonderfully awesome amazing six-year-old in my house used to have a constant sidekick in all his adventures. A blanket…
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You Will Always Be Enough
I have a difficult time choosing what to wear each day. It’s why pajama pants and oversized T-shirts are a…
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By Melissa Stroh Homeschooling Ideas for the Conventionally Schooled Child
So you're a parent who's decided to go the conventional route and send your kids to public school. You've assessed…
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By Kate Hula The Mom Games I Play In My Head
I’m two months and a few odd days into motherhood. Phew, I feel the tough days of “I don’t know…
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