By Lindsey Bussie If You Haven’t Found Your Tribe, Look for the Wanderers
To the moms who haven’t found their tribes, I see you. I think we’ve been sold an idea that doesn’t…
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It’s Time for a Pen and Ink Revival
Do you remember the absolute joy of going to the mailbox as a child and finding an envelope addressed to…
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Two Mothers Diverged In a Fancy Restaurant (and Both Were Happy)
Larissa knew I was pregnant. After the thrill of this news wore off, she wanted the meaty, juicy details I’d…
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By Madison Sabados To the Friends Who Fix Hearts They Didn’t Break
If you’re lucky, this life will give you friends you call “your people.” These are the people who see you…
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I Found Sisterhood at Church
I walked into the church, clutching my Bible tote and feeling butterflies in my stomach. Like the first day of…
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By Tiffany Reiger How Do Best Friends Become Strangers and What Happens Next?
Friendship sometimes feels like too weak a word for what it is. With our mind and hearts, we carefully select…
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By Maggie O'Donnell New Beginnings Are Scary but Worth It
When my husband brought up the idea of moving back to my hometown nearly eight years ago, I didn’t want…
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By Peyton Garland It Takes a Village, but You Have To Build It First
It doesn’t take a village to raise a child. You and your partner can go it alone. But the cost is…
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By Her View From Home The Truth Is Sometimes Moms Don’t Have Friends
As painful as it is to admit, I have no friends. Let me clarify. I have acquaintances with whom I…
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By Krystal Sieben Parenting Is Easier When We’re Kind To Each Other
Maybe I am blessed (or incredibly naïve) but I’m part of a community where I haven’t run into mean moms.…
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I’m Friendless in This Season of Motherhood
I’m not a first friend. I’m not the popular friend. I’m not the one who gets the phone calls, texts,…
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You’re So Much More than What a Mean Girl Thinks of You
I had to have the "mean girl" talk with my second-grade daughter. I could lie and tell you I didn't…
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