I Swore I’d Never Forget Your Little Hand Holding Mine, But I Have and That’s OK
Your first baby is just a whole new world. Their little fingers and toes are everything. You finally understand time…
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By Twyla Franz Bad Days Don’t Have To Get the Best of Us
I tried again to peel her fingers off the headrest in the car, but it wasn’t working. I shouldn’t have…
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Sometimes it Helps To Feel Sad Together
I felt his body stiffen and his jaw set as he snuggled in closer beside me. His 9-year-old self was…
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By Savannah Lyon Adoption is a Picture of Love
African praise melodies were the thing that officially birthed adoption in my soul. Enchanted by the joyful rhythms crooned by…
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By Sarah Trombley We Have a Lot of Kids and Wouldn’t Change a Thing
I’m a mother of four, which is somewhat of a big deal in North America’s standard two-kid culture. The best…
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I Love Hearing You Pray
As a parent, there are so many special moments. So many. I am overwhelmed in the best of ways when…
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By Tynea Lewis There’s Beauty in Having Big Kids, Too
There’s something about when your kiddos can load the dishwasher, mop the floor, and start a load of laundry. There’s…
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Being a Boy Mom Didn’t Come Naturally To Me
He is my first boy. Many things that come easy to me with my girls are difficult with my son.…
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Is This Our Last Magical Christmas?
Dear child, Here we are, just a few weeks out from Christmas. You just made your list and you’re already…
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To the Mom Doing the Invisible Work, I See You
How in the world can the house still be a wreck after I spent the entire day cleaning it? I do…
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By Kelly Lang Mommy, How Will You Know When I’ve Grown Up?
"Mommy, how will you know when I've grown up?" My sweet girl, this is your favorite question these days. You…
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By Leslie Means The Magic of Christmas Doesn’t Go Away When Your Kids Are Teens—It Just Gets Better
I’ve been told the holiday magic changes as our kids get older. I suppose this is true. “Santa stops visiting,”…
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