By Her View From Home A Christmas Story Sequel? Be Still My Fra-gee-lay Heart!
I think it was Benjamin Franklin who identified the two things in life we can all count on: death and…
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By Maralee Bradley Hey Tweens and Teens—You Can Trick-or-Treat at My House
When I was a kid, my parents had a definite cutoff age for trick-or-treating. As we entered the middle school…
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Farewell, Mrs. Potts: Angela Lansbury Dies At 96
The world has lost another entertainment icon. Angela Lansbury, who so many of us knew as Jessica Fletcher on the…
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McDonald’s Is Bringing Back Another Piece of Your Childhood
They call it a Happy Meal for a reason, my friends—and this news is bound to make you smile. McDonald's…
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Glimpses of What’s Ahead Help Guide Us in Motherhood
As moms, it’s hard to imagine when our child reaches the next stage of life when you’re in the thick…
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By Moriah Couch There’s So Much You Don’t Know About My Child, So Please Just Be Kind
To the lady in the restroom at the grocery store today, You don't know this, but my young child who…
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By Katie Weber My Uterus Isn’t Running the Show Anymore
I remember age 12 when my first period arrived on Christmas Day, surrounded by aunts and cousins all saying congrats.…
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Rett Syndrome Is Only Half of Our Family’s Story
Anxiety. Depression. Perfectionism. Guilt. An over willingness to please. Feelings of neglect. These are just a few of the issues…
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By Michelle Hurst Take Courage
My sophomore English teacher kicked off the school year by reading Anne Sexton on the first day of school, a…
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Our Friend Steve Is Back! Get Ready for the “Blue’s Clues” Live-Action Movie
We just got a letter, we just got a letter! Except this time, it's even better! '90s kids rejoice, because…
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By Sarah Foss My Daughter is Almost the Age I Was When My Grandfather First Molested Me
Trigger Warning: Child Abuse My daughter is swinging, head tilted up to the sky, pondering the shape of the cloud—is…
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By Carolyn Moore When Storms Come: How To Help During Hurricane Ian
When waters rise and spirits fall, you’ll listen anxiously to weather reports from your neighborhood. You’ll watch angry waves swirling…
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