By Kiley Hillner Every Time Our Babies Walk Away From Us, They Come Back a Little Bit Older
Every time my baby walks away from me, she comes back a little bit older. This hit me the other…
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By Stevie Swift I’m Raising a Busy Boy
My boy lifted his little newborn head up off the bed while we were still in the hospital–straining and red-faced,…
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By Sheryl St. Aubin From the Mom of a Special Needs Child: A Happy Halloween Starts With Building Awareness
Every year around this time, I am asked the same question: "Do you have any good tips on how to…
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By Maria Faller I Miss Being a Sports Mom
I am sitting here watching the epic movie Remember the Titans with my boys and I start feeling the pulling…
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By Kimberly Keys I Will Baby My Son For as Long as I Can
I am a mom who gets criticized because I baby my son. I was the mom who held her son…
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By Mary Ann Blair Where’s My Copy of “What to Expect When You’re Expected To Parent in a Pandemic”
I don’t know how to parent well in a pandemic. I don’t know how to juggle all the Zooms, all…
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By Heidi Farrell A Stepmom and Her Stepchildren Grow Together
The day I stood before my husband and said, “I do,” was the day I became a stepmom to a…
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By Jennifer Bailey I’m the Mother—What I Say Goes
When a mother says no, she means no. Why is it when a doctor, teacher, coach, or even a gardener…
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By Lori E. Angiel Farewell To the Little People
There were days I didn't think I could bear putting one more puzzle back together, or tracking down all of…
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By Adriane Thompson I Have An Explosive Child and He Makes Me a Better Mom
I’m not sure what caused the explosion. All I remember is bear-hugging my 7-year-old in the bathroom praying he wouldn’t…
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By Holly Lemons I’m Made To Be Your Mother
I may not be the best singer, but you want me to sing you to sleep every night. I may…
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By Dani Sherman-Lazar I’ll Always Hold You, Because That’s What Mamas Do
Her scream was primal. She cried out in pain, grasping her stomach, “MOMMY, MOMMY . . .” I raced up…
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