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Kids, Motherhood
August 3, 2022
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By Hannah Dearth

I Don’t Just Love You, I Like You

My growing child, my heart often aches when I look at how big you have gotten. You aren’t a baby…

Having the Tools To Parent a Child with Sensory Processing Disorder Changes Everything

Kids, Motherhood
August 2, 2022
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By Her View From Home

Having the Tools To Parent a Child with Sensory Processing Disorder Changes Everything

My heart leaped into my mouth as Soccer Mom, with her matching foldable chairs and ice-cold Gatorade, glared at me.…

Dear Kindergartner, I’ll Always Remember You This Way

Kids, Motherhood
August 2, 2022
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By Ashley Prinsen

Dear Kindergartner, I’ll Always Remember You This Way

The first magical flickers of your strong heartbeat on a black and white screen— the reassuring evidence I needed to…

There’s No Instruction Manual for These Middle Years

Kids
August 1, 2022
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By Taylor Hagemeyer

There’s No Instruction Manual for These Middle Years

As a preschool teacher and a mom, I’ve always felt pretty confident in my parenting from ages birth to 5…

Kids, Motherhood
August 1, 2022
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By Rachael Ramas

I’m Halfway Through Raising Little Kids

Today I stayed in my car a few minutes more than usual as my kids hopped out onto the hot…

Kindergarten is the Start of Letting You Go

Kids, Motherhood
July 29, 2022
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By Kaleigh Christensen

Kindergarten is the Start of Letting You Go

We’re physically ready for kindergarten. We’ve got the backpack, the school supplies, the school clothes, and the new shoes. We’ve…

The Truth about Puddle Jumpers and Toddler Drowning, From a Grieving Mom

Kids
July 26, 2022
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By Nicole Hughes

The Truth about Puddle Jumpers and Toddler Drowning, From a Grieving Mom

The very last video I have of my 3-year-old son, Levi, is of him bobbing up and down in a…

Child, Kids, Motherhood
July 25, 2022
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By Lauren Dunn

Coming Home to Kindergarten

I’m standing outside a row of heavy, metal doors and tentatively press the bright red “call” button. “Good morning, can…

Child, Kids, Motherhood
July 21, 2022
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By Jenny Albers

He’ll Walk in a Boy and Come Out a Man

It feels like the beginning of goodbye. Oh, sure, my son is still a little boy, but not for long.…

Kids, Motherhood
July 19, 2022
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By Erin Leigh

We Love Having a Big Family

Recently, my husband and I were in a grocery store with our four children. We were on vacation, picking up…

I Wish My Son Had Started Speech Therapy Sooner

Kids, Motherhood
July 16, 2022
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By Her View From Home

I Wish My Son Had Started Speech Therapy Sooner

To the parent who is on the fence about starting speech therapy for your child, I was you and wish…

Finding the Right School Can Make All the Difference

Kids, Motherhood
July 11, 2022
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By Her View From Home

Finding the Right School Can Make All the Difference

“We can no longer serve his needs.” Those were the most gut-wrenching words my momma heart ever heard. And unfortunately,…

Kids

I Don’t Just Love You, I Like You

Having the Tools To Parent a Child with Sensory Processing Disorder Changes Everything

Dear Kindergartner, I’ll Always Remember You This Way

There’s No Instruction Manual for These Middle Years

I’m Halfway Through Raising Little Kids

Kindergarten is the Start of Letting You Go

The Truth about Puddle Jumpers and Toddler Drowning, From a Grieving Mom

Coming Home to Kindergarten

He’ll Walk in a Boy and Come Out a Man

We Love Having a Big Family

I Wish My Son Had Started Speech Therapy Sooner

Finding the Right School Can Make All the Difference

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