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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By Megan Willis When You’re Raising a Free Spirit the World is Limitless
When you raise a free spirit, they’ll test your limits. They’ll climb on furniture and play with their food. They’ll…
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By Her View From Home Be Kind To Your Kids This Christmas—It’s Hard For Them, Too
Some call the holiday season the most wonderful time of the year, and in so many ways, it truly can…
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By Stephanie Kramm You’re a Perfectionist—But It’s OK To Fail, Too
My perfectionist child, there’s something I hope you’ll always understand . . . It’s OK when we mess up sometimes.…
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By Sara Shakil To My Introverted, Sensitive Child
To my introverted and sensitive daughter, You got this beautiful trait from me, that I know for sure. What I…
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By Kelsey Scism When Little Helpers Turn Into Big Kids
We have a big family—five kids if you’re counting (which I sometimes do, just to make sure we have everyone).…
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By Gretchen Hoffman You Don’t Have To Be Strong, My Son
I didn’t need to speak the language to know what he was saying. The older man, a grandpa perhaps, approached…
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20 Christmas Gifts For Teen Boys
When it comes to Christmas shopping, teenagers are on a whole new level of tricky. Gone are the days of…
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In Our House, Anxiety Won’t Win
My child has anxiety—just saying that makes me feel anxious and like a failure as a mom. I had never…
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Even on Your Hardest Day, You’re Still a Good Mom
The bedtime routines were all complete, and my husband and I collapsed on the couch. Finally having a chance to…
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By Bailey Koch To the Mom of the Kid Who Doesn’t Get As: There’s More to Learning Than the Grade
Another post shared that a kid made the honor roll . . . another got straight As . . .…
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